Originally crafted in 1917 and named after the famous Louisville hotel, this Cointreau classic was just recently rediscovered. Dark, bitter, and bubbly, this cocktail requires your full attention.
Bring a
little heat to an iconic classic by adding jalapeno and cilantro to your
Margarita. Your tastebuds may walk on fire, until the subtle sweetness of
Cointreau washes over the flame.
The first iconic Sidecar, made with Cointreau, traces its heritage back to 1920s London. A perfect balance between Cointreau, Cognac, and lemon, the Sidecar is a classic that has endured generation after generation. The final touch of a sugared rim provides a perfect balance of sweet and sour.
The Original Margarita, made with Cointreau, was the result of a chic socialite, Margarita Sames, mixing her favorite spirits together until she made the perfect drink while entertaining at home. In 1948 in Acalpuco, Mexico, the Margarita was born, made with two of her favorites: Tequila & Cointreau.
The distinct aromatics of fresh basil greet your palate with the promise of warmer weather. Paired with ripe strawberries, Cointreau and lime, this Rickey tastes as beautiful as it looks.