Brand
Julia
Julia is an Italian grappa brand marketed internationally; the references on the market include white (crystalline) expressions and an aged version. Commercial production is associated with the Stock facility (Trieste).
- Trieste · Friuli-Venezia Giulia · Italy
- 3 products
Julia
Meet the producer
The story
Julia is a historic grappa brand present on the Italian and international market. Julia-branded references are produced and/or bottled at facilities linked to Stock (Stock S.p.A. / Stock Spirits Group) with production origin traceable to the Trieste area, as reported in available technical and historical product sheets.
Production philosophy
To offer a range of traditional, accessible grappas, including crystalline (white) expressions and an aged variant, intended for after-dinner consumption and distribution on domestic and foreign markets.
Territory
Trieste (production/bottling associated with the Stock plant in the Trieste area); international sales markets (multiple European countries).
Production method
Distillation of pomace using a steam alembic/steam still (as indicated on some product sheets); the white variant is not subjected to wood ageing, while the aged version undergoes maturation in casks.
Distillation
steam alembic / steam still
Ageing
Aging in oak casks for the aged version (various sources indicate 12 months or more for the aged variant).
Characteristics
- Type
- Brand
- City
- Trieste
- Categories
- grappa
- aged grappa
- crystalline grappa
- Raw materials
- grape pomace
- Casks and ageing vessels
- oak casks
- Representative products
- Grappa Julia Bianca 1,5lt
- Grappa Julia Invecchiata 70cl
- Grappa Julia Mordida Bianca 70cl
What makes it distinctive
- Historic grappa brand distributed internationally.
- Production/bottling associated with Stock (Stock S.p.A. / Stock Spirits Group) and Trieste facilities, according to commercial and historical product sheets.
- Commercial range includes white/crystalline grappa and an aged variant; ABV commonly around 38–42% on available references.