Chartreuse V.E.P. Green Liqueur 1L

Chartreuse V.E.P. Green Liqueur (1L) is the most exclusive expression of the iconic French herbal spirit, crafted by Carthusian monks using the same secret recipe of 130 botanicals that dates back to 1605. The “V.E.P.” designation—Vieillissement Exceptionnellement Prolongé—means this liqueur undergoes exceptionally prolonged aging in oak casks, resulting in a deeper, more refined, and smoother version of classic Green Chartreuse. Bottled at 54% ABV (108 proof), it retains the bold herbal complexity of the original, but with enhanced balance, richness, and texture.

Available now at Whiskey Caviar, Chartreuse V.E.P. Green is a true connoisseur’s bottle—luxurious, rare, and unforgettable.

Tasting Notes:

• Color: Deep, vivid green

• Nose: Intensely aromatic—peppermint, anise, pine resin, clove, basil, and fresh herbs

• Palate: Powerful yet elegant—notes of menthol, alpine herbs, peppery spice, licorice, and floral honey

• Finish: Long and warming with layers of spice, earth, and sweet herbal tea

Vital Stats:

• Producer: Carthusian Monks

• Origin: Voiron, France

• Designation: V.E.P. (Exceptionally Prolonged Aging)

• Recipe: Secret blend of 130 herbs, roots, and botanicals

• ABV: 54% (108 Proof)

• Bottle Size: 1 Liter

• Packaging: Individually numbered, wax-sealed bottle in a wooden box

Ideal For:
Perfect for collectors, spirit connoisseurs, and lovers of bold herbal liqueurs. Sip neat or over ice to fully experience its aged complexity, or use a few drops to elevate a cocktail with unmatched depth.

FAQ:

1. How does V.E.P. differ from standard Green Chartreuse?
V.E.P. is aged longer, giving it deeper complexity, smoother texture, and a more luxurious profile.

2. Is it still made by monks?
Yes—Chartreuse is handcrafted by Carthusian monks in limited quantities, using a secret recipe known by only two living monks.

3. How should I serve it?
Enjoy it neat, over a large ice cube, or in small amounts as a cocktail modifier due to its intensity.

Available at Whiskey Caviar.