Now I’ve researched more yellow chartreuses drinks. I haven’t tried any of them, but I will try all, with the Quarterback and the Nathalia particularly high on my list.
Ambrosia Cocktail, not to be confused with the Ambrosia champagne-based cocktail and referred to as a Greek “elixir of life,” is custard colored, complex, and herbal:
- .75 parts cognac
- 2 parts Bols Advocaat liqueur (a Dutch brandy that has egg yolks and sugar and is natural with no preservatives)
- 1 part Licor 43 (which is a yellow, vanilla liqueur that is popular in Spain)
- .5 parts yellow chartreuse
- Garnish with nutmeg
Brandy Fix is a tart classic:
- 2 parts cognac
- .5 parts pineapple juice
- .5 parts fresh lemon juice
- .25 parts simple syrup
- .15 parts yellow chartreuse
- Garnish with lemon zest
- 3 mint leaves muddled
- 1.5 parts Ketel One vodka
- 1 part St. Germain elderflower
- 1 part dry vermouth
- .25 parts yellow chartreuse
- Garnish with floating mint leaf
East Village Athletic Club is a reference to a club in Detroit when this drink was invented, in 1951. This recipe is adapted by some New Yorkers:
- .75 parts blanco tequila
- .75 parts yellow chartreuse
- .75 parts Grand Marnier
- .75 parts fresh lemon juice
- Garnish with lime wedge
Nathalia is a strong banana cognac drink that was discovered at a bar in Paris:
- 2 parts cognac
- .75 parts yellow chartreuse
- .75 parts crème de banane liqueur
- 1 dash angostura bitters
- Garnish with orange zest
Oddball Manhattan Dry is:
- 2.5 parts Bulliet bourbon (you can use any bourbon, but I think Bulliet is excellent for mixing)
- 1 part dry vermouth
- .5 parts yellow chartreuse
- 3 dash angostura bitters
- 2 maraschino cherries
- 1 part yellow chartreuse
- 1 part Cointreau
- 1 part double heavy cream
- 1 part milk
- Garnish with orange zest
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