So, You Can't Afford Chartreuse Anymore? Can't Even Find Chartreuse Anymore?
Try Génépy le Chamois instead.
Chartreuse is among the best-known liqueurs in the world. Produced since 1737 by Carthusian monks primarily at their monastery near Grenoble, in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region of southeastern France, Chartreuse contains 130 herbs, plants and flowers in an ancient recipe known to only three monks at a time, none of whom is allowed to know the complete formula.
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