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Cointreau (Cointreau SAS)

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French house and producer of orange liqueurs. Cointreau is still made in Angers, France, using traditional distillation methods.

Producer history Cointreau (Cointreau SAS)

The Cointreau distillery was founded in Angers in 1849. Édouard Cointreau created the orange liqueur recipe in 1885; in 1972, the distillery in Saint-Barthélemy-d’Anjou was inaugurated. In 1989, Cointreau merged with Rémy Martin to form the Rémy Cointreau group.

Production philosophy

The philosophy combines preserving the original recipe, rigorous orange-peel selection, liqueur-making expertise and innovation. The House also focuses on traceability and more sustainable agricultural practices.

Territory

Production takes place at Le Carré Cointreau in Saint-Barthélemy-d’Anjou, near Angers. Sweet and bitter orange peels come from several growing regions, including Brazil, Tunisia, Ghana, Morocco and Spain.

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