Made from a plant-based recipe that is still a closely guarded secret, the Carthusian monks developed their first "elixir of long life" in the 17th century. Since then, only two monks have known the names of the 130 plants used to produce this fantastic liqueur. Mysterious to some, virtuous to others, Chartreuse offers an enigmatic pleasure that is unrivalled in all... Read more
Made from a plant-based recipe that is still a closely guarded secret, the Carthusian monks developed their first "elixir of long life" in the 17th century. Since then, only two monks have known the names of the 130 plants used to produce this fantastic liqueur. Mysterious to some, virtuous to others, Chartreuse offers an enigmatic pleasure that is unrivalled in all circumstances.

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