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GRAPPAS

MASCHIO 903 TYPICAL WHITE

Dedicated to Bonaventura Maschio, founder of the Gaiarine company, born in 1903, whose research and work have constituted a milestone in the field of distillation

His method is proposed here, according to a perfect balance of different pomace, distilled in special copper stills.

Bouquet: intense fruity and floral with notes of apple and aromatic herbs.

Taste: full and complex.

Grappa is a drink that can be classified among spirits. Being distilled, it does not have the few nutritional advantages of fermented beverages (especially wine), such as the antioxidant content. At the same time, the intake of ethyl alcohol is very high and requires an extremely low consumption.

 

 

Grappa is an alcoholic product obtained from the reuse of wine processing waste. However, to obtain a grappa with the right organoleptic and gustatory characteristics, certain molecules typical of red grape skins must be present.

Grappa is defined as white when, at the end of the distillation processes, after a period of "rest" it is decanted into steel or glass containers.

This type of grappa does not undergo any aging in wood, which is why it brings with it only the aromas deriving from the grape variety used at the start.

Grappa is produced through a series of consecutive, irreplaceable and non-reversible operations, ranging from ensiling to bottling.

 

 

After the ensiling of the marcs and their pressing after separation from the must, they are stored in a cement or iron silo.

Distillation follows, which allows to separate the volatile components (including water and alcohol). These, evaporated with the heat, are selected and recondensed separately with the cold.

A further step is rectification, that is the process that allows you to keep the valuable components and eliminate (or reduce to the right point) the unwanted and / or harmful ones.

Must
Must

Also called "white fermentation" is a winemaking technique that involves the immediate separation of the must from the skins, without maceration taking place. With this system it is possible to obtain white wines also from dark-skinned grapes.

Terpenes
Terpenes

Combinations of carbon and hydrogen atoms, the terpenes pass to grappa from the pomace through distillation and give rise to a marked series of aromas and are found with greater concertations in grappas from grape to aromatic fruit.

Acids
Acids

They are organic acids that are formed during alcoholic fermentation and ensiling of the marc. Acetic acid. In modest quantities, they help to strengthen the aggressiveness of alcohol on the tongue and benefit the taste and its scent.

Foreign
Foreign

Important for their organoleptic effect. They are formed from the combination of an acid with alcohol. They play a fundamental role in the formation of the bouquet because they are responsible for pleasant olfactory and taste-olfactory sensations.

Alcohols
Alcohols

Alcohols are formed during alcoholic fermentation and ensiling of the marc. From a sensorial point of view they are very important: they give grappa its vegetal scents and, by marrying the acids, they give rise to esters with a fruity aroma.

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