16 Customer Reviews

• 5
  peter newman 30 December 2018

  Amazing drink, just been introduced to this and it is fabulous. On our second bottle. Mix it with orange juice and ice. Terrific.

• 5
  Evan 13 May 2018

  I am on to my second bottle now. Awhile back a French friend of mine told me that the French use it as a fore-cure for a wide variety of ailments. He said if he feels like he is about to get sick (cold/stomach etc) he takes a tablespoon, slowly letting it drip down his throat. The next day its gone or the symptoms minimized. So i tried it and wow, let me tell you it certainly worked for me. It was exactly as he said it was. Most times the symptoms vanished or i didn't get as sick or it lasted perhaps 3 or 4 days. Maybe its a placebo effect or perhaps it really does work but all I can say is I am hooked and I heartily recommend it. Give it a shot!

• 5
  Lookoutrich Southern England 16 June 2017

  I have been drinking this for many years and i love it i drink it neat and in hot choclate it makes a great night cap and seems to aid a good nights sleep

• 5
  Anonymous 14 May 2017

  By the second glass, everyone falls in love with this drink. I like it neat, but it's surprisingly nice mixed with Scotch and sweet vermouth: the Jacobite.

• 5
  Tony Hamill - Toronto 27 October 2016

  It is like ambrosia - the drink of the gods.

• Derek 3 April 2014

  Have experienced this liqueur several time while skiing in the French Alps. Hot chocolate drink with Chartreuse (in it or separately with it) seems to be a popular local speciality. I have not seen it served this way anywhere else, but would recommend it. It certainly adds that 'je ne sais quoi' to the chocolate making a unique hot drink

• Anonymous 8 June 2013

  Wonderful drink! Was first introduced to it in south of France aged 16 on PGL canoeing holiday in 1971!! Can't get enough of it now! Nothing can touch it.100/100!

• Charliemonster 26 August 2012

  The Last Word: Prohibition Era Cocktail: Equal Measures Green Chartreuse, Good Gin (I reccommend Tanqueray Export Strength, Fresh Lime Juice (from a piece of fruit - not out of a bottle!!!!) and Maraschino Liqueur) shake over ice until your hands freeze to the shaker and then shake some more (very important) and pour into a chilled martini glass. Very tasty.

• ClareT 9 January 2012

  Looking forward to rediscovering the excellent digestive effects & very complex herbal flavours. Not all grannies are knocked out by it, let alone great grannies!

• Marco 22 January 2011

  Once in Argentina, I had a couple of cocktails made with this stuff. The recipe was basically Chartreuse mixed with a 'dash' of pineapple juice, shaken and served in a Martini glass. EXCELLENT STUFF!!!

• Anonymous 28 October 2010

  Try bruleeing this a touch with a chef's blow torch - it really brings out the drink's character which can be overwhelmed by the alcohol

• Cazz 2 March 2010

  Not sure about romance, but if it's sleep your after - you really can't beat it!!! An imsomniac's dream :)

• Gill 27 February 2010

  I have loved this drink for years and it goes well poured over vanilla icecream. An amazing drink.

• Dave 4 January 2010

  A riproaringly brilliant drink. A family favourite for decades (apart from my mother-in-law, who took weeks to recover from merely taking a sip ;o)

• Anonymous 30 October 2009

  Not for Granny! Try your lady out with it - your'e sure of a truly romantic night!! Mine swears by it but then I am a v.lucky man.

• Mick 2 October 2008

  A fantastic drink, powerful with very interesting flavours. As far as i know it used to be a digestif, but i find it's a mighty drink for a night out!