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'''Chartreuse''' is a [[France|French]] liqueur.
'''Chartreuse''' is a [[France|French]] liqueur.

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A bottle of chartreuse among books on a shelf

Chartreuse is a French liqueur.

Made by Carthusian monks since 1737, the drink is made according to the specifications of a secret manuscript and is named for the Grande Chartreuse monastery. Unlike many others of its kind, Chartreuse improves with age.[1]

History

In 1793, the doorkeeper Philibert Aspairt stole a bottle of chartreuse from the Convent des Filles de l'Enfant Jesus, for which he was murdered by Sister Sorel.[2]

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