This is one of our favorite unique cocktails! Ginger, figs, mint and Tennessee Honey – YUM
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A Sidecar variant, Champs Élysées first appeared in Harry Craddock’s famous Savoy Cocktail Book (1930). While it doesn’t specify green or yellow Chartreuse we used the more earthy herbal flavor of Yellow Chartreuse.
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Created in the 1850s by Joseph Santini, an Italian from Trieste, in New Orleans, USA, either at the City Exchange in the French Quarter, or at his Jewel of the South saloon on Gravier Street in the American Quarter which he opened in 1855. The name refers to the crust of sugar around the rim.
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