Liqueur d’Orange Triple Sec

Name: Liqueur d’Orange Triple Sec
Brand: Chadess
Rating: 91 (1 reviews)

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Points

Tasting 2018

Liqueur d’Orange Triple Sec has been rated with 91 Falstaff points . It is a Fruit Liqueur from Germany

Tasting Notes

Tasting from 21.10.2018

The very typical hints of ripe orange and candied citrus peel are light on the nose, and the sweetness is well integrated. On the palate the liqueur is fine and mild, with a refreshing spiciness on the finish.

More about the tasting

Region: Germany

Distillery: Chadess

Category: Liqueur / Digestive Bitters - Fruit Liqueur

Alcohol Level: 40%

Content: 0.7 litre

Region

Germany

Winegrowing in Germany, as in other European winegrowing countries, goes back primarily to the Romans, who brought the vine from the Rhone on their campaign...

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Distillery Chadess

Chadess

45476 Mülheim an der Ruhr
Deutschland

Spirits from this producer

1 entry

Liqueur d’Orange Triple Sec

Chadess

Germany

Liqueur / Digestive Bitters

40%

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