Chartreuse is famous for its complex flavor and storied history, but what really separates the green bottle from the yellow? Here's what you need to know.

Chartreuse is a distinctly radioactive-looking yellow-green elixir from France. You might not open the Chartreuse all that often; perhaps you even find it a bit intimidating. And that’s okay ...

The off-kilter colour has turned out to be a popular tone with other luxury designers too this season. Albane Desazars de Montgailhard, fashion insight analyst at the fashion search engine Tagwalk, ...

Somewhat surprisingly named after the state of Alaska, this gin, chartreuse and orange bitters cocktail actually lives up to its moniker.

Astrid Stawiarz $13 at Freemans, 191 Chrystie St., #2F; 212-420-0012 This springy cocktail combines savory celery juice and refreshing citrus with the herbaceous sweetness of yellow Chartreuse.

But here’s the thing: once you see it styled right, you’ll start wondering why you ever shied away.

The Passenger Since reopening recently, its new Chartreuse taps go beyond pouring neat drinks; a rotating selection of cocktails put the bright spirit to good use. The French Dandy, for instance, ...

Einbund offers a Chartreuse Slushy at The Morris, made with tart lemonade and palm-sugar simple syrup, and a classic Cardinal cocktail, made with two parts green and one part yellow Chartreuse.

Bright and vibrant, chartreuse is a yellow-green colour that’s shaping up to be one of the key shades of spring-summer 2025. Spotted on the catwalks as well as in the street, this refreshing ...

New Orlean's nightlife scene attracts talented bartenders from all over the world and among the best place to enjoy a cocktail in this city is the Hotel Modern. Check out the in-house bar, the ...