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Among the differences: Green Chartreuse is aged, “and part of the identity of génépy is its fresh herbal character,” which wood aging would alter. More herbal liqueurs have hit the scene.

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Other popular green Chartreuse cocktails include the Green Sprite, the Bijou, the Swamp Water and The Verdant Lady, the latter of which even inspired the name of a cozy West End cocktail bar.

Green Chartreuse is likely to remain in short supply for a long time, so now is the time to explore cocktail alternatives.

Cocktail options include the Chartreuse Swizzle, which is blended with pineapple and lime, or the Green Chaud, which pairs the liquor with hot chocolate and whipped cream.