The Riserva grappa is also available aged in oak, offering greater smoothness and the tertiary aromas imparted by its time in wood.
Venetian grappa is obtained by distilling the pomace of various red grapes from the Verona area — the same grapes used to produce Merlot, Cabernet, and Valpolicella.
For decades, we have collected the pomace directly at the source, that is, from the most renowned and well-established wineries in the province of Verona.
After the grapes have been pressed, the pomace is left to ferment with the wine for another ten to fifteen days. It then arrives at the distillery fully fermented and still soaked in must, and is immediately distilled. This process results in a straightforward grappa that captures the character of red pomace.
Valpolicella grappa is obtained by distilling the pomace of Molinara, Rondinella, and Corvina grapes — pomace that, for decades, we have collected directly at the source from the most renowned and well-established wineries in the Valpolicella region.
After the grapes are pressed, the pomace is left to ferment with the wine for another ten to fifteen days.
The pomace then arrives at the distillery fully fermented and still rich in must, and is immediately distilled. This results in an elegant and aromatic grappa
Veneta Riserva: dark chocolate and coffee
Valpolicella: coffee and traditional dry pastry
Veneta: coffee and traditional dry pastry