70cl, 40%
A 'triple-sec' liqueur made from Oranges with an absolutely delicious flavour. An essential ingredient in the Margarita cocktail, but very good on its own or over ice. More info
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70cl, 17%
Passoã is a French passion fruit liqueur. It is also made with mango, pineapple and coconut. More info
35cl, 40%
A clear triple sec liqueur, and probably the best of all of them with an incredibly fresh, and wonderfully zesty orange flavour. No bar is complete without Cointreau, nor is any Side Car, White Lady… More info
1 Review
50cl, 40%
One of the must-have liqueurs for any drinks cabinet, Cointreau make the world's most famous Triple Sec liqueur - a zesty, spicy aromatic orange-flavoured tipple. This is a key ingredient in cocktail… More info
70cl, 40%
This bottle of Cointreau from the 1980s is particularly dusty, like all good antiques shows be. Cointreau is a very well known French orange liqueur which really adds a good deal of zesty citrus… More info
100cl, 40%
This is a 1980s Triple Sec liqueur from the Cointreau company. It's a true classic, used to make a variety of the world's greatest cocktails including the Margarita and the Sidecar.
This bottle… More info
75cl, 40%
Zestiness from the seventies! This is an antique bottle of Cointreau liqueur, perfect for cocktail enthusiasts exploring the flavours of yesteryear.
This bottle was part of a private collection -… More info
100cl, 40%
A 1L bottling from the 1990s of the 'triple-sec' liqueur Cointreau. Citrus from a different century.
This bottle was part of a private collection - if you'd like more detailed photos just get in… More info
35cl, 40%
A 35cl bottle of classic French liqueur from the 1970s, which surprisingly is in a flatter bottle, rather than the traditional square one. Cointreau is made with a secret recipe, although it's fairly… More info
100cl, 40%
Produced back in the 1980s, this big ol' bottle of Cointreau would have been used to add a bright burst of orange flavour to some yummy cocktails. A collectible piece that comes with its original box. More info
100cl, 40%
A old bottling of Cointreau from the 1970s, complete with original box. More info
70cl, 40%
A limited edition presentation of the classic French 'triple-sec' liqueur, Cointreau. Well-suited to using in a number of lip-smacking cocktails that call for a big burst of citrus sweetness. More info
75cl, 29%
A quite imperial-looking bottle of Cointreau Crème de Cacao from the 1960s. It also seems to feature a berry full of honeycomb, which honestly might be the best invention of the 1960s, although we're… More info
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34cl, 40%
Citrus from the Seventies! This 35cl bottle of Cointreau liqueur from France was made over 30 years ago. More info
35cl, 40%
An absolutely beautiful 35cl bottle of Cointreau from the 1980s. And inside it is some absolutely beautiful Cointreau from the 1980s. 35cl of it, to be exact. Funny how that works. More info
100cl, 40%
A large (1 litre) bottle of this classic orange liqueur produced shortly after the merger of Rémy Martin and Cointreau in 1991. More info
75cl, 40%
Bottled in the 1980s, this is a very rare bottle of Cointreau, and it even comes with the original box. It was bottled for the French market and is quite the collectible. More info
75cl, 0%
This a very rare 1960s bottle of Crème de Menthe - mint-flavoured liqueur - made by the Cointreau company in France. Great in a range of cocktails, especially a Grasshopper! More info
50cl, 40%
A small 50cl bottle of the classic orange liqueur that's at least 35 years old… solve that nagging question that's been keeping you awake at night: "what did Cointreau taste like in the 1970s?" Your… More info
70cl, 40%
A bottle of the classic orange liqueur that's at least 35 years old… solve the nagging question that's been keeping you awake at night: "what did Cointreau taste like in the 1970s?" Your torment is… More info
70cl, 40%
The classic orange liqueur bottled in the 1990s, a tasty and/or collectible addition to any drinks cabinet.
This bottle was part of a private collection - if you'd like more detailed photos just… More info