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Step into the one-of-a-kind place where orange liqueur is made and explore its newly designed spaces. Get ready to be amazed by undeniable centuries-old craftsmanship, rich historical heritage, and a cocktail experience like no other.

Step inside the only place where the orange liqueur is made, and into its newly redesigned visitor spaces. A centuries-old craft, a distillery with real history behind it, and a cocktail experience waiting at the end.

Step inside the only place where the orange liqueur is made, and into its newly redesigned visitor spaces. A centuries-old craft, a distillery with real history behind it, and a cocktail experience waiting at the end.

Step inside the only place where the orange liqueur is made, and into its newly redesigned visitor spaces. A centuries-old craft, a distillery with real history behind it, and a cocktail experience waiting at the end.

The Carré Cointreau in Angers welcomes you to the heart of the distillery, the only site where our orange liqueur triple sec is produced with centuries-old know-how.

Host your seminar at Carré Cointreau in Angers. Discover unique event spaces, tailored experiences and premium hospitality at the heart of the distillery.

Meet the House behind the orange liqueur: the recipe created in 1849, the rituals and craftsmanship kept since, and where to explore Cointreau next.

Discover Cointreau’s commitments to sustainability, responsible sourcing and craftsmanship, and learn how the brand drives positive impact.

Find answers in the Cointreau FAQ or contact our team directly via the contact form for any questions about products, events or brand information.

Find answers in the Cointreau FAQ or contact our team directly via the form for any questions about products, events or brand information.

Every day since the House’s creation, the same techniques have been passed down and perpetuated. Discover the unique savoir-faire behind Cointreau's orange liqueur.

Follow Cointreau history from the 1849 vision of a liquorist distiller to Edouard Cointreau's orange liqueur, shaped by the Industrial Revolution after it.