ProvostDrunk
3.8
Italy's answer to Green Chartreuse - and somehow it is stronger and more potent. Very herbal. Similar to and different from Green Chartreuse all at the same time. There is a bit of a basil character that I am enjoying. It is also decidedly more minty than Green Chartreuse, which gives it a bit of a mouthwash character. A little bit goes a long way as there is definite heat in the finish. Drink in very small quantities if consuming neat. I am curious about this might substitute for Green Chartreuse in cocktails.
