Orange Liqueur SHOWDOWN | Triple Sec vs Dry Curacao vs Cointreau

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Title	:	Orange Liqueur SHOWDOWN \| Triple Sec vs Dry Curacao vs Cointreau
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The dry curaçao allows you to sweeten the drink as you prefer Sometimes I add an ounce of white Creme de cacao to my margarita cocktail Or peach brandy
Comment from : @johnbrowneyes7534

Sorry - you are wrongbrWell: Cointreau was the first company which called their orange liqueur triple sec curaçao (curaçoa meaning the style of the liqueur, which was invented on this island): it meant apparently: triple the taste and dryer than other liqueurs (in the period, it has been introduced) brbrCointreau dropped the moniker triple sec, when there were a lot of other brands copying this term (Cointreau at the same time, was well established) brbrThe Pierre Ferand Dry Curaçao is also a hybrid - probably far closer to Grand Mariner Because it has some cognac in it - hence Grand Mariner and Pierre Ferand could be called Orange Curaçao White orange liqueurs based on neutral spirit could be called Triple Sec Curaçaos
Comment from : @Dominikmj

Why waste a perfectly good margarita with Cuervo? Cuervo makes me sad Bols is good for triple sec Gran Marnier makes the Cadillac, but I usually sub that out for Harlequin, which is very similar but half the price Bang for the buck
Comment from : @Marksplaytime

Cointreau tastes like the orange-flavored candies in my office… but for alcoholics Some say it’s really dry but I find it much sweeter than Grand Marnier Strange
Comment from : @unorthodoxromance254

intimidated by pronouncingbr Pierre Ferrand how midwest
Comment from : @thomaspfaff8723

I'd love to have that jobbrLOL
Comment from : @ricnyc2759

Pierre all day
Comment from : @bigbadslime1629

I dont find much Bols around here but would like to try it Pierre Ferrand Dry and Cointreau are favorites for different recipes The DeKrapurs is my least favorite Thanks for the review
Comment from : @grapetonenatches186

One of the bars I work at uses Combier Don’t see that one mentioned much
Comment from : @E_MZ_

Cuervo? No thanks Try mixing your Marg with Tres Agaves or Arette blanco 100 Blue Weber agave, no additives and very reasonable I use Cointreau or Agave Nectar I tried some cheaper brand of Triple Sec once which I can't recall and it tasted like chemicals
Comment from : @lrvogt1257

Which margarita recipe did you use? Your website margarita recipe uses tequila, lime juice, agave and no orange liqueur
Comment from : @arod7404

The Pierre Ferrand is a Brandy cognac blend So that's similar to a Grand Marinerbr& Harlequin
Comment from : @shop970

Have you guys ever heard of GranGala? Btw: I luv this review
Comment from : @MoDavI-sl7iy

YouTube just recommended this to me, so I watched and enjoyed
Comment from : @camv5193

But why use cheap tequila? Jose isn't 100 agave It's the worst tequila ever!
Comment from : @MoDavI-sl7iy

Great job Good view count!
Comment from : @itsallaboutthecocktail

Great comparison video! I have to say my favorite is Triple Sec, although I'd take any of them in a Margarita 😋
Comment from : @maritimemixologymore2811

Have you tried Patron Orange Liquor? I have DeKuyper and Cointreau and Patron As just a basement bartendar, I need to start sampling spirits like this Truely find out what I like Thanks for sharing and for an idea Cheers my Friends!!
Comment from : @PJ-Slots-Entertainment

Riley coming through with the palate of the gods!! Surprised to hear that you found the cointreau to be the least effective, have been cointreau purists for many years haha
Comment from : @DrinkInDigital

So many orange liqueurs! Love the comparisons you guys do
Comment from : @JennTonic

I've found that when I can find it at our local liquor store, I prefer Bauchant at half the price of Cointreau
Comment from : @JohnReddersen

Not a Grand Marnier fanI've been using Patron Citronge lately because I have a bottle
Comment from : @HeyBartender

I am a Cointreau ride or die, though I am dabbling in making my own Great comparison video as always 👏
Comment from : @TheWeePearl

I mainly use the dry Curaçao these days I like the dryness it brings Excellent in Mai Tai’s and Tiki cocktails I like both Cointreau and Dry Curaçao in my margaritas! Agave always! I loved this comparison! Great job party peeps! Yay Riley! 🍹
Comment from : @TheHomeBartenderwithAnn

I wish you guys could get Fortunella (Kumquat) GAME CHANGER Also, I really wanna try Giffards Posh Triple Sec Not they're normal one Apparently it knocks spots of Cointreau!
Comment from : @StevetheBarmanUK

Nothing quite like cracking open a new bottle
Comment from : @AngryCocktails

Cointreau is always my go-to for a good marg!
Comment from : @GHOSTL0V3

Huge fan here of the Pierre Ferrand Dry Curacao!! I appreciate the "dryer" quality
Comment from : @christinecamley

The Pierre Ferrand is my favorite Curacao It is great for Margaritas
Comment from : @boozeontherocks

Very interesting, I’ve got several orange liqueur options at home and it seems it doesn’t really matter which one I use
Comment from : @NicholasFiennes

Cointreau is triple sec too, they used to have that on the label, but all these shitty triple secs came out so they quit using the name I use PF these days, I think it add a ton of good flavor to drinks BTW, PF dry Curacao is also cognac based, which is why it has that spicy taste
Comment from : @UnclePete

Being able to pick out a 1/2 of liquer difference in any drink is impressive, in a tequila drink? Wow
Comment from : @trevorrose1

that is crazy how many different kinds 🍊 grand mariner is fancy 👍 also all kinds of orange brandy and orange schnapps I have to start wiping my more sugar based liqueurs Nothing worse than filming and unable to get the bottle open haha
Comment from : @ChappysTikiBar

Great video!! I love Pierre Ferrand The dryness is great in cocktails I'm surprised you didn't have Grand Marnier THANKS!!!!!
Comment from : @TheSpiritoftheCocktail

Dry Curacao is the one I always have in my home bar Great review!
Comment from : @KevinKos

Ferrand Dry Curacao more similar to Grand Marnier or Mandarin Napoleon, with some aged cognac added to the blend Except I find it’s a little spicer and less sweet
Comment from : @CoachVinoLLC

What?? No Grand Marnier??? When I did my review video, I rated the Margaritas: 1 Grand Manier --- 2 Triple Sec --- 3 Cointreau --- 4 Curacao Great Video!
Comment from : @RobsHomeBar

YESSSSSSSSSSSSSS!! Firsties!!!!
Comment from : @TheSpiritoftheCocktail