Inspired by drinkboston.com, I decided to try a Green Ghost, since I had everything on hand the day I read Lauren Clark’s post. We loved this drink. Thanks, Lauren!
photo by Jennifer Hess
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{ 4 comments… read them below or add one }
Glad you liked the Green Ghost. Also try a Last Word, which is a Green Ghost with maraschino liqueur. Not quite as Chartreuse-forward, but equally tasty.
Jennifer! Nice photo.
Lauren, the Last Word sounds good too.
Jimmy
Thanks, Jimmy! I got a new camera for Christmas/my birthday, and I’ve been having a blast playing with it.
Anothr vote for the Last Word… yum.