Cointreau, Grand Marnier, and triple sec share some obvious attributes. Each is a liqueur (meaning a sweetened liquor, sometimes infused with botanicals) that is traditionally sipped after a meal ...

Cointreau isn't any old triple sec. The sweet, bitter orange liqueur is a core ingredient to cocktails from the Margarita to the Cosmo.

Insider spoke with Alfred Cointreau, a sixth-generation member of the family-run orange-flavored triple-sec liqueur brand, to find out the mistakes that might be ruining your margarita.

Conventional recipes for margaritas, sidecars and even cosmopolitans often call for the brandname triple sec. While the liqueur is not cheap — a 750-milliliter bottle of Cointreau clocks in at ...

On the street it's known as Triple Sec (translation = triple dry), or Curaçao (a variety of Caribbean ... Booze Face-Off: Combier vs. Cointreau Orange Liqueur. Jenn Garbee June 9, 2010. ...

Yes, it’s triple sec, the generic name for a sweet, colourless orange liqueur made from the peel of both bitter and sweet oranges. Also award yourself 10 points if your answer was Cointreau, the ...

Food & Wine / Cointreau “Invented in 1843, Cointreau set the standard for triple sec, even though Combier is the actual first brand of triple sec,” says Lara Creasy, Rocket Farm Restaurants ...