Chartreuse V.E.P. Green Liqueur 1L

Chartreuse V.E.P. Green Liqueur 1L
Herbal Liqueur | 54% ABV (108 Proof) | 1L

Process & Profile

Chartreuse V.E.P. (Vieillissement Exceptionnellement Prolongé) Green is one of the rarest and most esteemed herbal liqueurs in the world. Produced by Carthusian monks in France, this expression is made from a secret recipe of 130 botanicals, roots, and spices that has been guarded for centuries. After distillation, the liqueur undergoes an exceptionally long aging period in oak casks, allowing the flavors to integrate and develop extraordinary depth and refinement. Each bottle is hand-numbered, wax-sealed, and released in very limited quantities.

Tasting Notes

• Color: Deep, vibrant green with natural herbal brightness

• Nose: Intense aromas of alpine herbs, mint, anise, and subtle floral notes

• Palate: Layers of fresh herbs, licorice, clove, and peppermint, balanced with sweetness and earthy depth

• Finish: Long, warming, and complex with evolving herbal and spice tones

What Makes It Special

• Crafted by Carthusian monks using a centuries-old secret recipe

• Aged far longer than standard Chartreuse, delivering unparalleled complexity

• Bottled in a hand-numbered, wax-sealed format for authenticity

• Produced in extremely limited quantities, making it highly collectible

• Revered by bartenders, collectors, and connoisseurs worldwide

How to Enjoy

Best savored neat or with a splash of chilled water to release the aromatics. It also works beautifully in refined cocktails such as the Last Word or Bijou, though many enthusiasts prefer to sip it on its own due to its rarity.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What does V.E.P. stand for?
   It stands for Vieillissement Exceptionnellement Prolongé, meaning “exceptionally prolonged aging.”

2. How is this different from standard Green Chartreuse?
   V.E.P. is aged for many additional years in oak casks, resulting in a smoother, more concentrated herbal profile.

3. Is Chartreuse V.E.P. Green still made by monks?
   Yes, it is exclusively produced by Carthusian monks in France using a secret recipe of 130 botanicals.

4. What is the ABV of Chartreuse V.E.P. Green?
   It is bottled at 54% ABV (108 proof).

5. Why is this liqueur so rare?
   Production is extremely limited due to the lengthy aging process and the secretive, small-scale nature of Chartreuse production.