Grappa

GRAPPA

GRAPPA

GRAPPA FORNACELLE

  • Grappa
    • Distilleed: Grappa Fornacelle 
    • Classification: White Grappa 
    • Raw material: Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Cabernet Franc grape marc
    • Distillation method: intermittent in a bain-marie 
    • Alcohol content: Alc. 42% Vol.
  • Tasting analysis
    • Colour: Transparent, clean, bright. 
    • Nose: Clear, lively, it offers an alternation of fruity and herbaceous sensations. 
    • Taste: with character, well structured, with a long finish.
  • Grappa Fornacelle

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Tasting analysis:


  • Color: transparent, clean, brilliant;
  • Nose: clear, lively, offering an alternation of fruity and herbaceous sensations;
  • Taste: has character, well structured, with long finish.


Grappa is a marc brandy made from grapes produced and vinified exclusively in Italy, distilled in Italy. There are three main types of marc which grappa can be distilled with .

  • Fermented pomace obtained from the racking of red wines.
  • Semi-virgin pomace, obtained in making rosé wines; the same result is obtained from the pomace of sweet wines.
  • Virgin wines, obtained by "draining" during white vinification to obtain white wines. In this case, the pomace did not undergo any significant fermentation.

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