Capovilla, Grappa di Bassano, Italy, 750mL Sugar Cane until they’re blended together and

until they’re blended together and bottled

They discarded the barrels because they gave them too much volatility and some strange aromas and they were not willing to change every two years

Among the minor ingredients

yellow flowers and pronounced yeastiness on the nose lead to a creamy

Capovilla, Grappa di Bassano, Italy, 750mL Sugar Cane until they’re blended together andFrom Italy's Distillati Capovilla comes this Grappa di Bassano, produced using the pomace of Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, Merlot and Vespaiolo grapes. The pomace is distilled slowly at a low temperature thanks to the use of a bain marie method. It's rather rare to see a grappa named 'di Bassano', as it requires the liquid to be made only with pomace local to the Veneto town of Bassano del Grappa. This Grappa is fairly floral, namely white flowers,