National Grand Marnier Day

July 14, Monday

National Grand Marnier Day
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National Grand Marnier Day is a celebration dedicated to the iconic French liqueur, Grand Marnier. Observed annually on July 14th, this holiday honors the rich history and unique flavor of this orange-flavored cognac liqueur. The date also coincides with Bastille Day, France’s national holiday, making it a fitting occasion to toast with a French spirit.

About Grand Marnier
Grand Marnier is a premium liqueur created in 1880 by Alexandre Marnier-Lapostolle. It blends fine Cognac brandy with distilled essence of bitter orange and sugar, resulting in a complex and aromatic flavor profile. It is often enjoyed neat, on the rocks, or as a key ingredient in cocktails and desserts.

Ways to Celebrate
There are many fun and delicious ways to celebrate National Grand Marnier Day:

- Try a classic cocktail such as a Grand Margarita or a B-52 shot.
- Use Grand Marnier in cooking or baking, such as in crepes suzette, chocolate truffles, or flambéed desserts.
- Host a French-themed dinner party with Grand Marnier cocktails.
- Visit a bar or restaurant that features Grand Marnier in its drink menu.

Fun Facts
- Grand Marnier is part of the Cordon Rouge line, which refers to the red ribbon on the bottle.
- The liqueur is still produced in France and follows the original recipe from the 19th century.
- It has been featured in many classic cocktails and is a staple in upscale mixology.
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