Green Chartreuse is an herbal liqueur that’s crafted from 130 botanicals, based on a beet-sugar spirit, and aged in oak barrels. It rings in at 110 proof, or 55% ABV, and possesses a somewhat ...

This classic French herbal liqueur has been produced in Chambéry ... Notably, it is bottled at the full 55% ABV (110 proof) of Green Chartreuse, being one of the few potential plug-ins out ...

A round of Chartreuse shots even features in one scene in Quentin Tarantino's "Death Proof," where an actor lays eyes on the bright green liqueur and is moved to exclaim, "What the f*k is that?!" ...

After selling the 138-proof elixir in nearby Grenoble for ... the Last Word is a Prohibition-era concoction of gin, Chartreuse, maraschino liqueur and lime juice first poured at the Detroit ...

Both Yellow and Green Chartreuse have complex flavor profiles that are both sweet and bitter—the Yellow is somewhat milder and sweeter at 40% ABV (80 proof), while the Green is a sturdy 55% ABV ...

The consumers of that peculiar, vegetal French liqueur have been ... Quentin Tarantino gives shots of Chartreuse a cameo in one of his less well-known films, Death Proof. “Now, is that a tasty ...

Americans can purchase the namesake Chartreuse liqueur. Boldly herbaceous and 110 proof, it’s an intense experience when sipped neat. It’s more approachable in cocktails such as the Last Word ...

If you're unfamiliar, Chartreuse is a French herbal liqueur made using 130 different ... green and yellow expressions (the green is higher proof). Over the past few years the price of Chartreuse ...

Leor Miller for The New York Times Supported by By Becky Cooper Four months ago, Joshua Lutz started scouring the country for Chartreuse, the bright-green herbal liqueur based on a secret recipe ...