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Why is grappa aged in wooden barrels?

15 November 2019 • Stories

"During the ageing process, the distiller becomes a designer. He constructs “made-to-measure” clothes, not to conceal the “body of the grappa” but to enhance its natural beauty, its deportment". Lorenzo Marolo Marolo ages its...

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Why is grappa aged in wooden barrels?

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