Triple Sec Henkes

Henkes is a Dutch spirits brand with roots in the nineteenth century, associated with geneva, liqueurs and other distilled products.

Triple sec is a dry orange liqueur category, developed in France in the mid-1800s, made by macerating dried sweet and bitter orange peels in neutral spirit, then distilling and sweetening.

Henkes Triple Sec is a clear, moderately sweet orange liqueur at roughly 23 to 30 percent alcohol by volume, softer than Cointreau. It is used in margaritas, cosmopolitans and sidecars, served over ice as a digestif and used in baking.