Grappa is the most ancient and traditional distillate in Northern Italy, obtained by distilling the solid parts of the grape, or pomace. On 1st December 1973, Benito and Giannola Nonino created the single varietal Grappa, Monovitigno Nonino, by distilling the pomace of Picolit grapes on its own, revolutionizing the method of producing, introducing and packaging Grappa in Italy and throughout the world. The success of this distillate over the years has been such that it has persuaded Italian and foreign distillers to follow the Nonino model. Fresh, soft, selected and de-stalked pomace of white and red grapes.
| region |
Abruzzo |
| country |
Italy |
| strength |
41% |
| spirit type |
Grappa |
