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Golf - Grappa OF Amarone Barrique 20cl - Bonollo

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Aged grappa (barrique) · 20 cl · 42.0% vol · Rich, lively; fruity and spicy notes, smooth

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94,43 €
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Producer Bonollo
Type Aged grappa (barrique)
Aromatic profile Rich, lively; fruity and spicy notes, smooth
Ingredients Pomace from dried Amarone grapes (Corvina, Corvinone, Rondinella)
Format 20 cl
Gradation 42.0%
Type of cask Small French oak barriques
Aging 18 months in French oak barriques
Distillation method S.U.B.: continuous then discontinuous copper distillation (multi-step)
Number of distillations Two (first continuous, then discontinuous)
Variety Corvina, Corvinone, Rondinella (Amarone grapes)
Color Amber
Consumption Serve neat; tulip glass; 16–18°C

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Bonollo's Grappa OF Amarone Barrique presents itself as a measured, elegant option for those seeking a meditation spirit in a compact format. The 20 cl bottle is practical and suitable for gifts or personal use without excess. The name refers to barrique processing; on the nose there are notes of vanilla, light toasted tones and dried fruit that integrate with a well-balanced alcohol. No details on vintage or additional methods are provided beyond what appears on the label.

On the palate it shows a soft structure and a persistence favoring warm tones: tasting is recommended at a slightly cool room temperature and in tulip glasses to concentrate the aromas. It pairs with dark chocolate or aged cheeses and can be served as a digestif after a meal. For optimal storage, keep it away from light and heat sources; once opened, keep the closure tight to preserve its aromatic profile.