Grappa - it's better than Gin you know

Drinks Chat
#1

Having followed the Gin chat with one eye half open, I’m wondering why no-one ever mentions Grappa on the forum.

Also nothing on offer from TWS…:disappointed:

My reasoned arguments for opening this chat therefore are as follows:

  1. It’s made from grapes

  2. it’s bloody wonderful

I have been drinking this for the last few years (not the same bottle)

http://www.marolo.com/it/grappe/le_invecchiate/grappa-berolo-invecchiata-12-anni

and am very happy with it but would love the kind of insights and advice for grappa that I see being bandied about on the subject of gin which leaves me feeling like this:

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#3

I fixed the gif (love it)

Happy to share the tutorial - but you can find it here

As for grappa, I know many who love it, but it is a bit strong for me. By the same token, I’d love to explore the world of Orujo & Patxaran :slight_smile:

#4

Have you tried this? A fave from a fave grower of mine. I know it’s not strictly grappa, but similarities abound.

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#5

I’ve had a bottle of that Marc in my basket for ages now - must push the button on it soon…!

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#6

I agree - really excellent and also reasonably priced

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#7

That’s the very brandy I lamented in a previous post that I feared was being discontinued. It’s one of my favourite digestifs ever. Good stuff indeed.

And to the OP, I love grappa. Not the easiest to find but so much variety exists. I’d really enjoy knowing more about what’s out there.

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#8

I’m very keen on Bocchino Gran Moscato, where the floweriness and sweetness of the muscat grapes make for a very satisfying digestif.

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