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The Marseilles Rum is a bright, herbaceous cocktail made with equal parts rhum agricole, Bénédictine liqueur, Green Chartreuse, and freshly squeezed lime juice. Learn how to make this original ...

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Spirits Chartreuse is hard to find these days. Here are the best alternatives. You can still make Chartreuse-based cocktails using other Alpine herbal liqueurs.

Thanks, in part, to Chartreuse Kitchen & Cocktails, sales of the liqueur in Detroit increased by 20% to 25% last year, says Tim Master, the director of specialty spirits for Frederick Wildman and ...

The monks have had enough. Since 1737, the Carthusians have produced Chartreuse, the herbaceous, bright-green liqueur that’s delighted sippers and cocktail enthusiasts for generations.

Check out every entry in the series to date. 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.

Chartreuse, which comes with a yellow or green hue, is based on a historic manuscript that was handed to the monks of the the Grande-Chartreuse monastery in 1605 by a military commander.