Wine Culture and Information since 2002 - Volume 22

Mossio

Piedmont (Italy)

Distillates Reviewed: 7

Average Score: ✧✧✧✧✭

Grappa di Dolcetto d'Alba

Grappa di Nebbiolo

Grappa di Nebbiolo Stravecchia

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Grappa di Dolcetto d'Alba

Mossio (Italy)

Piedmont

(Distiller: Distilleria Montanaro)

Pomace of Dolcetto
Grappa	Score: ✧✧✧✧

This grappa is colorless, limpid and crystalline. The nose reveals intense, clean and pleasing aromas of cherry, plum, violet, raspberry, hazelnut and honey, with almost imperceptible alcohol pungency. In the mouth has intense flavors, with perceptible alcohol pungency which tends to dissolve rapidly, good correspondence to the nose, balanced sweetness, agreeable. The finish is persistent with flavors of cherry, plum and raspberry. This grappa is made with a discontinuous steam operated alembic still.

Alcohol: 43%	12 °C (53 °F)

February 2009

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Grappa di Dolcetto d'Alba

Mossio (Italy)

Piedmont

(Distiller: Distilleria Montanaro)

Pomace of Dolcetto
Grappa	Score: ✧✧✧✧

This grappa is colorless, transparent and crystalline. The nose reveals intense, clean, pleasing and refined aromas of cherry, raspberry, plum, violet, hazelnut and licorice with almost imperceptible alcohol pungency. In the mouth has intense flavors with almost imperceptible alcohol pungency which tends to dissolve rapidly, good correspondence to the nose, balanced sweetness, agreeable. The finis is persistent with flavors of cherry and raspberry. This grappa is produced with a steam operated discontinuous alembic still.

Alcohol: 43%	12 °C (53 °F)

February 2010

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Grappa di Dolcetto d'Alba

Mossio (Italy)

Piedmont

(Distiller: Distilleria Montanaro)

Pomace of Dolcetto
Grappa	Score: ✧✧✧✧

Limpid and crystalline with a very pale straw yellow color. Intense, clean, pleasing and refined with aromas of cherry, raspberry. plum, violet, hazelnut, licorice and almond with almost imperceptible alcohol pungency. Intense flavors with perceptible alcohol pungency which tends to rapidly dissolve, pleasing roundness, balanced sweetness. Persistent finish with flavors of cherry, raspberry and plum. Distilled with a steam operated batch alembic still.

Alcohol: 43%	15 °C (59 °F)

August 2015

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Grappa di Nebbiolo

Mossio (Italy)

Piedmont

(Distiller: Distilleria Montanaro)

Pomace of Nebbiolo
Grappa	Score: ✧✧✧✧✭

This grappa is limpid and crystalline with a pale straw yellow color. The nose reveals intense, clean, pleasing and refined aromas of plum, black cherry, vanilla, tobacco, hazelnut, licorice, chocolate and honey, with almost imperceptible alcohol pungency. In the mouth has intense flavors with perceptible alcohol pungency which tends to dissolve rapidly, good correspondence to the nose, pleasing roundness, balanced sweetness. The finish is persistent with flavors of plum, chocolate and honey. This grappa is distilled with a steam operated alembic still and ages for more than one year in cask.

Alcohol: 45%	18 °C (64 °F)

March 2009

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Grappa di Nebbiolo

Mossio (Italy)

Piedmont

(Distiller: Distilleria Montanaro)

Pomace of Nebbiolo
Grappa	Score: ✧✧✧✧✭

This grappa shows a pale golden yellow color, transparent and crystalline. The nose reveals intense, clean, pleasing and refined aromas of prune, black cherry, hazelnut, vanilla, tobacco, honey, licorice and chocolate, with almost imperceptible alcohol pungency. In the mouth has intense flavors with perceptible alcohol pungency which tends to dissolve rapidly, good correspondence to the nose, pleasing roundness, balanced sweetness. The finish is persistent with flavors of prune, honey and licorice. This grappa is produced with a steam operated discontinuous alembic still and ages for more than one year in cask.

Alcohol: 45%	18 °C (64 °F)

March 2010

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Grappa di Nebbiolo

Mossio (Italy)

Piedmont

(Distiller: Distilleria Montanaro)

Pomace of Nebbiolo
Grappa	Score: ✧✧✧✧✭

Pale straw yellow, limpid and crystalline. Intense, clean, pleasing, refined and elegant with aromas of prune, raspberry, black cherry macerated in alcohol, vanilla, tobacco, hazelnut, chocolate and honey with almost imperceptible alcohol pungency. Intense flavors with perceptible alcohol pungency which tends to dissolve rapidly, pleasing roundness, balanced sweetness. Persistent finish with flavors of prune, black cherry macerated in alcohol, hazelnut and honey. Produced with a steam operated discontinuous alembic still. Aged for more than one year in cask.

Alcohol: 45%	18 °C (64 °F)

October 2015

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Grappa di Nebbiolo Stravecchia

Mossio (Italy)

Piedmont

(Distiller: Distilleria Montanaro)

Pomace of Nebbiolo
Grappa	Score: ✧✧✧✧✭

This grappa is limpid and crystalline with a brilliant amber yellow color. The nose reveals intense, clean, pleasing, refined and elegant aromas of cherry, dried violet, raspberry, vanilla, tobacco, honey, chocolate, praline, prune and date, with almost imperceptible alcohol pungency. In the mouth has intense flavors with perceptible alcohol pungency which tends to dissolve rapidly, very good correspondence to the hose, pleasing roundness, balanced sweetness. The finish is persistent with flavors of cherry, raspberry, honey and date. This grappa is distilled with a steam operated alembic still and ages for more than 18 months in cask.

Alcohol: 45%	18 °C (64 °F)

April 2009

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