Alcohol producing Catholic monasteries? We all know that the some Trappist monasteries produce their famous Trappist beer. A little less know fact is that the Carthusian monks at the Grande Chartreuse in France produces their world famous  Chartreuse liqueur.

My question is quite simple: Are there any other Catholic monasteries or Religious Orders that produce any other alcoholic beverages available to be bought by the general public?

I am not asking for alcoholic beverages that are named after some Religious Order or personage like Frangelico.
There are some other Cistercian monasteries like the Abbey of New Clairvaux, which has a vineyard and produces wine. Also, Sierra Nevada produces the Ovila beers in cooperation with the abbey.

It should be noted that the abbey can be considered a Trappist monastery, but that the beer is not sanctioned by the International Trappist Association, and is therefore not a 'trappist beer'.

Ampleforth Abbey is a Benedictine monastery that produces beer.

And you may be interested in this book which describes, as the title puts it, making wine under Buddhist supervision.