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What is the difference between "Grappa" and "Acquavite"?


"Acquavite" is a generic term and is a synonym of "distillate".
It is necessary to specify from which raw material it has been obtained from: Grappa, for example, is an acquavite from grape pomace, brandy is an acquavite from wine, vodka from potatoes, whisky from grain, rum from sugar cane and so on.

The difference between Italian Grappa and Brandy or Whisky.
Is it true that Grappa is the distillate with the highest alcoholic strength on the market?

Is it true that Grappa is the distillate with the highe

It is false; it is an image created around grappa by some uninformed writers. The minimum... >>>

Are aged Grappa or barrique Grappa the same thing?

Are "aged Grappa" or "barrique Grappa" the same thing?

According to the law in order to use the term "aged" (invecchiata) Grappa must... >>>

Which is the difference between Grappa and grape brandy?

Which is the difference between "Grappa" and "grape bra

Grappa is obtained by distilling the grape pomace, which is the solid part of the grape (skins... >>>