It was back in early 2022 when I first began to hear a lot of rumblings about a shortage of the beloved cocktail staple herbal liqueur, Green Chartreuse. My aunt, who enjoys her Last Word cocktail ...

Edit: Since this piece was first published in 2022, the Carthusian Monks who produce Chartreuse in France have announced that production of the liqueurs was quietly capped at a set level in 2021.

Absinthe has been called the green fairy. Chartreuse Chartreuse is a French ... This is the perfect St. Patrick's Day ...

Yellow Chartreuse not only tastes milder than the green, it's also less potent ... The resulting cocktail, called a Sapont, has a refreshing botanical and licorice flavor that combines the piney ...

A true classic Irish cocktail that dates back over 100 years. Add Irish whiskey, green Chartreuse, sweet vermouth, and bitters into a mixing glass with ice and stir until well-chilled, about 25 ...

Green Chartreuse 1-2 dashes of orange bitters Add ... recommending one or two brands of a spirit or vermouth for a given cocktail. The problem with the Bijou, though, is that all three ingredients ...

Einbund also enjoys the Eclipse cocktail — Yellow Chartreuse, white rum, and lemon juice — and the Crown, which is green Chartreuse, Benedictine, and maraschino liqueur. The Morris is well ...

which is lower in alcohol. It packs a floral/herbal punch, with elements of citrus, rosemary and cloves, which add a unique flavor that works well in many types of drinks. Green Chartreuse is more ...

Secrecy still surrounds the recipe, with only three monks allowed to oversee the production of the yellowy green liqueur ... back into the Chartreuse-based Last Word cocktail in 2003, after ...

Not only is it one of the best drinks of our neo-classic pantheon, but I assert it was destined to exist. Yellow Chartreuse is ... With Benedictine this cocktail is called a Fort Point, not ...