Bols Triple Sec Curacao is a liqueur made by Bols, a Dutch distillery that has been producing spirits since 1575. Triple Sec is a type of orange liqueur, and Bols Triple Sec Curacao is made using the peel of the Laraha orange, which is native to the island of Curacao in the Caribbean.

The ''NW 24%'' on the label stands for ''Net Weight 24%,'' which indicates the alcohol content by volume (ABV) of the liqueur. In this case, the liqueur has an ABV of 24%, which is relatively low compared to other spirits like vodka or whiskey.

Bols Triple Sec Curacao can be used in a variety of cocktails, including margaritas, cosmopolitans, and long island iced teas. It adds a sweet, citrusy flavor and aroma to cocktails and is often used as a substitute for other orange liqueurs like Cointreau or Grand Marnier.