Yellow chartreuse

When it comes to old-school liqueurs, you can't get more legit than Chartreuse. Made in yellow and green varieties, it's been produced for centuries b...

The Yellowjacket is a bright Bees Knees riff that brings a burst of herbal flavor to this classic gin cocktail. Yellow Chartreuse adds sweetness, booziness, and herbal intensity with its complex blend of 130 flowers

Whether it’s the green or yellow version of the French liqueur you love most, these classic cocktails and contemporary takes by top bartenders will show you new uses for Chartreuse.

A bourbon cocktail for gin lovers, this drink is well-balanced, bright, herbaceous, and kissed with smoke and spice.

The milder and sweeter Chartreuse shines in a wide variety of recipes, including the Alaska, Greenpoint, and Naked and Famous.

The richer, lighter, and younger sibling of Chartreuse Verte, Chartreuse Jaune (Yellow Chartreuse) was developed in the 1840s and is perhaps an even more versatile cocktail ingredient than its Green brother, evidenced by the diversity of these 20 made with Yellow Chartreuse.

The Alaska Cocktail is a gin and yellow chartreuse cocktail that is easy to make and is a take on a classic martini. It's the perfect cocktail if you're looking for a herbal drink that's gorgeous and tasty!

In this cocktail recipe, equal parts absinthe, yellow Chartreuse, and apricot liqueur combine to create a silky, almost velvety mouthfeel.

Honey & Hearth Cocktail {bourbon, yellow chartreuse, ginger, lemon}