This prohibition era cocktail is made with gin, lime juice, maraschino liqueur, and a green herbal liqueur called green chartreuse. So good!

The Last Word is an unknown cocktail that’s been around since the Prohibition. This is what you should be drinking right now.

Delicious! Gin, Aperol, lime juice, and a hint of herbal chartreuse make this drink unusual, tasty, and complex.

Uniquely herbal Chartreuse pairs with gin and lemon juice for this simple and flavorful sipping cocktail.

The Last Word Cocktail  – an easy and classic gin cocktail.  This cocktail recipe is made with only four ingredients and is so delicious!

A saffron garnish spices up this unexpected yellow chartreuse and gin cocktail.

The Last Word Cocktail is a potent and tasty drink made with gin, lime, Chartreuse, and Luxardo.

Chartreuse Swizzle

An herbaceous take on the classic “The Last Word” cocktail, using Aquavit and fresh dill. Perfect to welcome spring!

The Bijou Cocktail — bijou means “jewel” in French, and this drink is a true gem

This delicious and surprisingly smooth cocktail cocktail pays real tribute to the Harvest Moon with its golden orange hue.

A celebration to spring! This botanical gin cocktail comes to life with notes of green chartreuse, falernum and celery shrub bitters.

This perfect elixir has an old school feel with a modern twist. A cocktail to share over stories with friends, laughing & clinking glasses.

September Wedding: Pineapple Sage is scotch and sage, paired unpredictably with pineapple- perfect for the marriage of Summer and Fall.

The Beauty Spot Cocktail – gin, vermouth, and chartreuse.

The Tree Viper cocktail is a mysterious and delicious Tiki cocktail that uses Chartreuse to great effect.

Fennel Fizz Cocktail: Fennel has a natural “fizz” that makes the tongue tingle.

Don’t be afraid to make your own hot chocolate from scratch. You can even add a little booze to it!

Green Hell Cocktail – a smoky tipple with sweet and herbal flavors.

The Alaska Cocktail — icy flavor that’s bracing as a glacier

The Last Word Cocktail — This “Lost” Drink Is a Favorite with Aficionados