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Inventories of Chartreuse have dropped sharply, but the Carthusian religious order doesn’t want to increase production
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Inventories of Chartreuse have dropped sharply, but the Carthusian religious order doesn’t want to increase production
Supply of Chartreuse is not keeping up with demand. Don't expect the monks to up their production of sought-after beverage soon.
Demand from the United States for the plant-based liqueur Chartreuse has never been greater.
Demand from the United States for the plant-based liqueur Chartreuse has never been greater. But the French monastic community that makes it has refused to up production, preferring to save time for…
New York Times: Monks have pulled back on production to focus on faith.