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Smooth or on the rocks? With chocolate or panettone? What are the diverse ways to enjoy Grappa and what are the recommended pairings? Some say that it should only be served after a meal. Others say it must be mixed with coffee. And some others see...
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From Miriam sister of Moses to Regulation n. 1576 of the European Council. Here are 5 important dates that formed the unique character of Italy’s national spirit. When and where was grappa first made? Grappa was first discovered by alchemists...
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What happens once grappa has been distilled? Let’s find out! We have often talked about pomace, alembics, and distillation techniques. Arguments, tools, and production processes that concern phases prior to the creation of grappa: the raw...
readActually, whisky does not exist. Or rather, whisky is a generic term: it comes from the Anglicization of the Gaelic-Irish word “uisge beatha” or “uisquebaugh”, which means “water of life”, from the Latin expression “aqua vitae” that...
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The Grappa di Barolo Bussia is made from the musts of Nebbiolo grapes harvested from the one of the most prestigious Mezioni in the Barolo appellation. Marolo produces two styles of grappa from this vineyard, one that is young and bright, rich in...
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