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What cocktails can I make with rye, Chartreuse, lime, and simple syrup?

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I have found a cocktail that matches your query. It contains Rye Whiskey, Lime juice, and Green Chartreuse. The cocktail has a high rating and is sure to satisfy your taste for a blend of rye, chartreuse, and lime simple syrup.

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You asked: Cocktails with rye, Chartreuse, lime, and simple syrup.. We found 10 cocktails answering the question.

Shamrock

The Shamrock cocktail is a sophisticated and herbaceous blend, featuring a harmonious mix of whiskey, white vermouth, Crème de Menthe,...

Creme De Menthe (15ml), White vermouth (45ml), Whiskey (45ml), Green Chartreuse (15ml)

4 ingredients

4.7 / 5

Pear-Rosemary Twist

The Pear-Rosemary Twist is an aromatic and refreshing cocktail that perfectly balances the sweetness of pears with the distinctive, pungent...

Vodka (1000ml), Sugar Syrup (500ml), Tonic water (1000ml), Pear (6), Pear Nectar (360ml), Rosemary (12 sprigs)

6 ingredients

4.4 / 5

Chartreuse Swizzle

The Chartreuse Swizzle is a refreshing and herbaceous cocktail that dates back to the 1930s. This classic mixed drink is...

Lime juice (Dash), Pineapple Juice (30ml), Green Chartreuse (37.5ml), Velvet Falernum (15ml)

4 ingredients

3.92 / 5

Maple Rummy

This New Years Eve, I plan on making my favourite fancy cocktail to toast to with - a rummy variation....

Dark rum (15ml), Lime juice (Dash), White wine (90ml), Maple Syrup (15ml)

4 ingredients

3.88 / 5

Tipperary

Adapted from ABC of Mixing Cocktails by Harry McElhone, this drink shares its name with a town in southern Ireland....

Green Chartreuse (15ml), Red vermouth (20ml), Whiskey (60ml)

3 ingredients

3.83 / 5

Red, White, and Blueberry

Taking its cue from the classic mint Julep, this recipe hinges on bourbon, simple syrup, and fresh mint, with a...

Lime juice (60ml), Orange juice (60ml), Mint Leaves (4), Lemon Juice (60ml), Sugar Syrup (30ml), Bourbon (120ml), Soda water (Dash)

7 ingredients

3.83 / 5

Rye & Ginger

The Rye & Ginger is a refreshing and straightforward cocktail that combines the spicy, fruity notes of rye whiskey with...

Ginger Ale (Top Up), Rye Whiskey (60ml)

2 ingredients

3.72 / 5

Red Hook

Created in 2003 by Enzo Errico, this Manhattan variation harks back to the the early era of cocktails when small...

Rye Whiskey (60ml), Red vermouth (15ml), Maraschino cherry liqueur (7.5ml)

3 ingredients

3.7 / 5

Ruy Lopez

This simple golden Mai Tai derivative was originally served in the historic Grain or Shine Bar in Augusta, Georgia, to...

Triple Sec (120ml), Lime juice (90ml), Spiced rum (120ml)

3 ingredients

3.63 / 5

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FAQ's

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What is rye whiskey?

Rye whiskey is a type of whiskey made primarily from rye grain. It has a distinct spicy and fruity flavor, often with hints of mint, and is commonly used in various cocktails for its unique taste profile.

Can I use lime juice in rye whiskey cocktails?

Yes, lime juice is a common ingredient in many rye whiskey cocktails. The acidity from the lime complements the spicy notes of the rye, resulting in a well-balanced drink.

What is Green Chartreuse?

Green Chartreuse is a herbal liqueur made by Carthusian monks in France. It has a complex flavor profile with notes of herbs, spices, and flowers and is commonly used in cocktails for its distinct taste and vibrant green color.

How do I make simple syrup for cocktails?

Simple syrup is made by dissolving sugar in water. The standard ratio is 1:1, meaning equal parts of sugar and water. This mixture is then heated until the sugar dissolves and left to cool before use in cocktails.

What types of cocktails can be made with rye whiskey?

Rye whiskey can be used in a variety of cocktails, from classic drinks like the Manhattan and Old Fashioned to more adventurous blends with ingredients like Chartreuse, lime, and simple syrup. These cocktails often highlight the spicy and fruity notes of the rye.