Chartreuse - jéroboam - MOF - b. 2026 - 3 Litres

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€120
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€110
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€100

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Chartreuse jéroboam MOF is a 3-litre French liqueur bottled at 45% ABV.

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CHARTREUSE MOF JEROBOAM
CHARTREUSE | FRANCE
300 cl / 45°.
Type: Liqueur
Raw material: Alcohol, herbs, spices, aromas, sugar, honey
Method of production: Pot Still distillation


MOF Chartreuse is a bottling created in collaboration with the best French sommeliers invested with the title of ‘Meilleur Ouvrier de
France'. It is a complex and harmonious blend of old
Yellow Chartreuse Bottled 45%VOl

To be enjoyed neat to appreciate its elengance and long finish. Kept in bottle for a few years, one can appreciate its extraordinary evolution.
1605


This version was created by the association of the Meilleurs Ouvriers de France Sommelier category. The MOF title is earned by winning the competition organised every four years under the patronage of the Ministry of Labour and the President of the French Republic. The competition was created with the aim of highlighting the craft trades. Some 200 different crafts, including the figure of the sommelier, are part of the Meilleur Ouvrier de France competition. It takes years of study and work experience to win the title. Some of France's best sommeliers had to repeat their exams up to four times before they could join the MOF club. And a very important title, comparable to an honour that can turn the career of any craftsman around.

The PHOTOGRAPHED Jeroboam will be the ones actually sent to the final buyer

Shipping will be in special packaging to protect against shocks and temperature changes.
I DO NOT ship to the Turkey, Israel and Corsica.



CHARTREUSE MOF JEROBOAM
CHARTREUSE | FRANCE
300 cl / 45°.
Type: Liqueur
Raw material: Alcohol, herbs, spices, aromas, sugar, honey
Method of production: Pot Still distillation


MOF Chartreuse is a bottling created in collaboration with the best French sommeliers invested with the title of ‘Meilleur Ouvrier de
France'. It is a complex and harmonious blend of old
Yellow Chartreuse Bottled 45%VOl

To be enjoyed neat to appreciate its elengance and long finish. Kept in bottle for a few years, one can appreciate its extraordinary evolution.
1605


This version was created by the association of the Meilleurs Ouvriers de France Sommelier category. The MOF title is earned by winning the competition organised every four years under the patronage of the Ministry of Labour and the President of the French Republic. The competition was created with the aim of highlighting the craft trades. Some 200 different crafts, including the figure of the sommelier, are part of the Meilleur Ouvrier de France competition. It takes years of study and work experience to win the title. Some of France's best sommeliers had to repeat their exams up to four times before they could join the MOF club. And a very important title, comparable to an honour that can turn the career of any craftsman around.

The PHOTOGRAPHED Jeroboam will be the ones actually sent to the final buyer

Shipping will be in special packaging to protect against shocks and temperature changes.
I DO NOT ship to the Turkey, Israel and Corsica.


Details

Mixed lot
No
Distillery/brand
Chartreuse
Name/edition
jéroboam - MOF
Country of production
France
Volume on label
3 Litres
Alcohol %
45%
Year of bottling
2026
Original packaging
Yes
ItalyVerified
5105
Objects sold
100%
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