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Grappa: one of the distillates to which is
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This month arrives another news in DiWineTaste, a new column dedicated to
distillates made of wine and wine byproducts, such as grappa and brandies, and
distillates made of fruits, as well as distillates made from other raw matters.
The name of this new column is Aquavitae, a name borrowed by the noble Latin
language and father of the Italian language, typically used since centuries to
refer to this kind of beverages. Every month you will find in Aquavitae a
review of brandies and distillates tasted and evaluated by our committee.
Distillates are being evaluated according to the system already in use for
wines - diamonds and star - and already known by our readers.
The new column was created also because of the feedback received from our
readers who have always shown a particular interest and attention to this kind
of distillates. We are also convinced that distillates - just like wine -
represent a specific and precious culture and tradition of the people in which
they are being produced. We wish our modest contribution will help the
spreading and knowledge of this kind of products and that will also contribute
to the spreading of the right and correct culture about the consumption of
distillates. Just like for wines, even in distillates the pleasure is expressed
by moderation, while meditating in small sips the aromas and tastes that expert
masters of the distillation were capable of creating with their job. We wish
this new column will meet the interest of our readers and that will let them to
know new products. As always, comments and suggestions from our readers - as
well as criticisms - are always welcome. We invite all distillates producers
which are interested in the reviewing of their products in our Aquavitae
column, to contact us by writing to our e-mail
address or to fill in the module available at our
site.
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