Originally crafted in 1840, this yellow elixir, was inspired by the Elixir Végétal recipe. Father Garnier, a legal expert responsible for liqueurs, officially named it Chartreuse Jaune in 1852, securing the trademark, Chartreuse. At 86 proof (43% ABV), this liqueur, crafted by the Chartreuse Monks, endures as a testament to their artistry. Yellow Chartreuse has a blend of herbal and citrus notes that are very different than the flavors of Green Chartreuse. It's a versatile addition to cocktails that combine Chartreuse and gin or Chartreuse wine.

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