Grand Marnier
- A. de Fussigny
- A.E. Dor
- Acquired Taste
- Bache-Gabrielsen
- Baron Otard Cognac
- Belle de Brillet
- Bertrand
- Braastad
- Camus
- Chambord Royale de France
- Chateau Montifaud
- Cognac Frapin
- Cognac Paris
- Cognac Pierre Ferrand
- Cointreau
- Comandon
- Courvoisier
- D'usse
- De Luze
- Delamain
- Distillerie du Peyrat
- Dobbé
- Domaine De Canton
- Grand Marnier
- Guy PINARD & Fils
- Hardy
- Hennessy
- Hermitage Cognac
- Hine
- Kelt
- Landy
- Larsen Cognac
- Le Réviseur
- Louis Royer
- LOUIS XIII
- Maison Rouge
- Martell
- Martingale Cognac
- Maxime Trijol
- Meukow
- Moyet Cognac
- NYAK Cognac
- Park Cognac
- Pasquet
- Paul Giraud
- Pierre Croizet
- Prince Hubert de Polignac Cognac
- Prunier
- Rastignac
- Raymond Ragnaud
- Remy Martin
- Renault Cognac
- Rivente
- Salignac
- Tesseron Cognac
Grand Marnier is a type of liqueur made from a blend of cognac, bitter orange essence, and sugar. It was first created in 1880 by Louis-Alexandre Marnier Lapostolle and is named after him. Grand Marnier is often used as a flavoring in desserts or mixed in cocktails. It is also enjoyed on its own as a digestif.
