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What do you call a champagne and grand mariner?
There's no specific, widely recognized name for a champagne and Grand Marnier cocktail. You could simply call it a "Champagne Grand Marnier" or "Grand Marnier Champagne".
Here are some other ways to describe it, depending on the proportions and presentation:
* Champagne Cocktail with Grand Marnier: If the Grand Marnier is a smaller addition, like a splash or a dash.
* Grand Marnier Royale: This name is sometimes used for a cocktail with champagne and Grand Marnier, but it's not universally accepted.
* Champagne and Grand Marnier: This is a straightforward and descriptive name.
Ultimately, the best way to name it depends on the specific context and how you want to present it.
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