L'Original Combier Triple Sec Liqueur Size:700ml gently woody finish of cinchona

gently woody finish of cinchona balances the sweetness

made since 1845 from thirty roots and herbs including gentian

A gin liqueur from Portobello Road

It takes its name from the 58 guineas Sir Robert Walpole reportedly paid in 1713 to smuggle twenty hogsheads of claret into Britain

Commonplace behind the bar in the 1950s and rediscovered by Cocktail Kingdom

L'Original Combier Triple Sec Liqueur Size:700ml gently woody finish of cinchonaThe original triple sec, created by the confectioner Jean Baptiste Combier and his wife in 1834, still made from sun dried Saint Raphal orange peels distilled in century old copper stills. Clean and fragrant, showing orange blossom and bitter orange zest over a bergamot note and a faint parma violet, syrupy yet dry. A benchmark for a Margarita, Sidecar or Mai Tai. Thirsty for ideas? Hit 'Cocktails with this ingredient' below. ABV 40% 70cl & 35cl France