chartreuse
- noun
- /ʃɑrˈtrɜz/
- Maude had a weakness for chartreuse as well.
- yellow Chartreuse
- green Chartreuse
Examples
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After dinner, we enjoyed a glass of chartreuse, savoring its unique herbal flavor.
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Pour half an ounce of Chartreuse over the oregano in the glass, and set aside.
Blog text (6) -
I'm such a fan of chartreuse and this vivid green!
Blog text (8) -
The image of Julia Kristeva appears holding a glass of chartreuse.
Fiction book (1991) -
This version lets the Chartreuse do its thing and adds the smoked oregano flavors.
Blog text (6) -
The bartender skillfully mixed a cocktail with chartreuse and fresh lime juice.
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At the tasting event, I loved trying the different variations of chartreuse and learning about its history.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Chartreuse for the drink comes from a French monastery called La Grande Chartreuse, where monks long ago made a strong liqueur using many herbs. So the drink is named after the place where those monks first made it.