Tipperary


An herbal Irish whiskey cocktail enriched with green Chartreuse and sweet vermouth.


Base spirit
Whiskey
Style
Spirit-forward
Glassware
Coupe
Technique
Stir

The Tipperary layers soft, grain-forward Irish whiskey with sweet vermouth and green Chartreuse for a rich, aromatic stirred cocktail. Chartreuse brings alpine herbs, honey, and spice that wrap around the whiskey’s cereal notes. When stirred cold, the drink turns silky and concentrated, with a lingering herbal finish. It sits in the same family as the Manhattan but trades rye bite for rounded Irish malt and complex liqueur structure.


A coupe of Tipperary with a dark copper color and a small orange twist on the rim.

Ingredients

Servings

Did you know?

Chartreuse’s closely guarded monastic recipe and periodic supply shortages have made drinks like the Tipperary cult favorites; many bars quietly ration Chartreuse cocktails or rotate them on and off menus when stocks run low.

Source:Imbibe; PunchDrink archives

Bartender's Note

A lighter Irish whiskey lets Chartreuse drive the aromatics without turning the drink aggressive.

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How to make the Tipperary

  1. 1Add Irish whiskey, sweet vermouth, and green Chartreuse to a mixing glass with ice.
  2. 2Stir until very cold and well integrated.
  3. 3Strain into a chilled coupe.
  4. 4Garnish with a small orange twist.

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