Chartreuse has such a strong taste that, even when used as a mixer, it's recommended you only use a small amount. Verte chaud, which uses chartreuse as an ingredient to amp up hot chocolate ...

But it’s an older drink, the Last Word, created at the Detroit Athletic Club in the early 20th century, that is the load-bearing cocktail for the liqueur.Popularized by Murray Stenson at the Zig ...

The worldwide shortage of chartreuse – an herbal French liqueur used in cocktails like The Last Word – is affecting Northeast Ohio cocktail enthusiasts.

Long regarded as the liqueur of choice for an older generation, Chartreuse became a favorite of bartenders in the know during the craft cocktail movement of the early 2000s, favored as much for ...

We have the Carthusians to thank for Chartreuse, the 400-year-old spirit made of 130 herbs and plants for which the 2016 Free Press/Metro Detroit Chevy Dealers Restaurant of the Year is named. In ...

As to why, Chartreuse's popularity has surged globally in recent years, Zappia has a theory. "It is more than a liqueur," she says. "It has been a symbol of durability and stability since 1605 and ...

Full name: Dolin Génépy le Chamois Liqueur, ooh la la. This classic French herbal liqueur has been produced in Chambéry since 1821, having a long history comparable to Chartreuse.

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