Rare & Allocated/Chartreuse Green Liqueur 750 ml
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Chartreuse Green Liqueur 750 ml
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About this bottle
Chartreuse Green Liqueur has been made by Carthusian monks in the French Alps since 1764, from a secret recipe of 130 plants that only two monks at a time are permitted to know in full. Bottled at 110 proof, the liqueur is naturally green — no coloring, just the plants — and it drinks intense: herbaceous and honeyed up front, then pine, mint, anise, and a long peppery warmth. The monks cap production to protect their contemplative life, so bottles are genuinely allocated in the US. Green Chartreuse is the backbone of the Last Word and the Chartreuse Swizzle, and a fine digestif poured over ice; a little carries a long way.
How to drink Green Chartreuse
Sip it neat or over ice as a digestif — a small pour goes a long way — or build a Last Word with equal parts gin, maraschino liqueur, and lime.
Tasting notes
NoseFresh herbs, pine, anise, and honeyed sweetness
PalateIntensely herbaceous — mint, citrus peel, and warm spice over a syrupy sweetness
FinishLong and warming, with pepper, clove, and lingering alpine herbs
Specs
Liqueur110 proof · French Alps (Isère)
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Questions about this bottle
How should Green Chartreuse be served?
A little goes a long way — sip it neat or over ice as a digestif, or use it as the herbal backbone in a Last Word.
What cocktails use Green Chartreuse?
It's the essential fourth ingredient in the Last Word, and also builds the Chartreuse Swizzle and the Bijou.
Who makes Green Chartreuse?
Carthusian monks in the French Alps have made it since 1764 from a secret recipe of 130 plants known in full to only two monks at a time.
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