What does "Sarpa" mean?

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What does "Sarpa" mean?

"Sarpa", a vernacular word from Veneto, simply means grape pomace: it is also the name of one of the most representative Grappas from Poli Distillerie, obtained by distilling selected grape pomace of Cabernet (40%) and Merlot (60%).

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