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Last Word
Traditionally made with equal parts gin, Green Chartreuse, maraschino liqueur, and lime juice, but like many others (when using a 40%-43% alc./vol. gin)...
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Kenny Hyland
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30th July 2025 at 02:36
Have you heard of Lumière? It’s a riff on a Last Word. Here’s my at home recipe:
1.5 oz Citadelle Jardin d’Été gin
0.75 oz Green Chartreuse
0.75 oz Drillaud Elderflower Liqueur
0.75 oz fresh Lemon juice
3-4 dashes Orange bitters
Shake hard, double strain served up. It’s a lot less tart than the Last Word
Dave D.
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31st August 2025 at 00:16
Yes, also love Lumiere….
Simon Difford
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30th July 2025 at 06:30
Thanks. I'll add to Difford's Guide ASAP. Same ingredients as a Gypsy No. 1
https://www.diffordsguide.com/cocktails/recipe/2681/gypsy-no-1
Simon Difford
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31st August 2025 at 07:25
Link to Lumière:
https://www.diffordsguide.com/cocktails/recipe/36640/lumiere
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1.5 oz Citadelle Jardin d’Été gin
0.75 oz Green Chartreuse
0.75 oz Drillaud Elderflower Liqueur
0.75 oz fresh Lemon juice
3-4 dashes Orange bitters
Shake hard, double strain served up. It’s a lot less tart than the Last Word