
Bring Back the Yellow Parrot
William Elliott turns the oddball, equal-parts combo of absinthe, yellow Chartreuse and apricot liqueur into an unexpected crowd-pleaser.
- story: Drew Lazor
- photo: Lizzie Munro
William Elliott turns the oddball, equal-parts combo of absinthe, yellow Chartreuse and apricot liqueur into an unexpected crowd-pleaser.
An unlikely, equal-parts combination of absinthe, yellow Chartreuse and apricot liqueur.
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