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Marolo Barolo Barrique Incl. Box
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Marolo Barolo Barrique Incl. Box
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Marolo Barolo Barrique is an Italian grappa with a clear sense of strength, bottled at 50% vol. This is not a light after-dinner pour, but a grappa to serve in a small glass and take a little time with.
The name places Marolo at the centre, with Barolo Barrique marking this particular release. At Drankenshop Broekmans, it fits among the grappas we would point out to customers looking for an Italian spirit with real presence rather than something understated.
Its current popularity also reflects the growing interest in distinctive Italian distillates. For anyone exploring grappa beyond the familiar, this Marolo offers a direct and powerful expression of the category.
No detailed aroma or flavour notes are provided for this grappa. The available (…)Nardini Riserva Classic 1l
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Nardini Riserva Classic 1l
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Nardini Riserva Classic 1l is an Italian grappa with a clear, traditional identity. The name points to a classic riserva style, presented without unnecessary decoration: this is a bottle built around presence, clarity and a recognisably Italian distillate character.
At 50% alcohol, it is a grappa with real weight in the glass. At Drankenshop Broekmans, bottles like this have their own audience: customers looking for a firm Italian digestif rather than a lighter, more casual spirit.
The one-litre format also makes it a practical choice for those who like to keep a dependable grappa at home. Its current popularity fits well with the renewed interest in classic spirits with a more outspoken profile.
No detailed aromatic tasting notes are provided (…)Nardini Riserva 5 Anni Incl. Box
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Nardini Riserva 5 Anni Incl. Box
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Nardini Riserva 5 Anni is an Italian grappa built around maturation. The name already tells the central story: Riserva 5 Anni points to a more developed style than a young, straightforward grappa.
At 42% alcohol, it has enough strength to carry its personality without making the alcohol level the whole point. In the Drankenshop Broekmans range, this is the kind of bottle that speaks to customers who see grappa as more than an after-dinner tradition: an Italian spirit with age, structure and presence.
Nardini keeps the proposition clear here: Italian grappa, five years of age, presented in a Riserva style.
No specific aromas, flavours or finish details are provided in the available data. What is clear is that this is a five-year-old Italian (…)Marolo Amarone Incl. Box
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Marolo Amarone Incl. Box
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Marolo Amarone is an Italian grappa from Marolo, bottled at 45% alcohol. The name immediately connects it with Amarone, giving the bottle a clear Italian identity and a recognisable place within the world of grappa.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, a grappa like this is best introduced to customers who are looking deliberately for Italian distillates rather than simply choosing a standard after-dinner drink.
As no detailed tasting notes or production information are supplied, we keep the description deliberately precise: Marolo, Italy, grappa, and a firm 45% strength.
No specific aroma or flavour notes are provided for Marolo Amarone, so we do not add invented tasting impressions. The available information does show an Italian grappa bottled at 45% (…)Marolo Nebbiolo
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Marolo Nebbiolo
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Marolo Nebbiolo is an Italian grappa with a clear sense of identity: Marolo as the producer, Italy as its origin, and Nebbiolo named directly on the label. It is the kind of bottle that speaks to customers looking for a specific grappa rather than a generic Italian spirit.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this sits well among selections for people who choose grappa with a little more focus. The 44% alcohol strength gives it a firm presence, while the available information keeps the story concise and factual.
What makes Marolo Nebbiolo interesting is that straightforward combination: Italian grappa, the Marolo name, and the Nebbiolo reference. A clear choice for drinkers who like their grappa to carry a recognisable identity.
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Webshop Giftcard/Cadeau
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A party is coming up soon and you don't want to arrive empty-handed, but the present should of course also look a bit festive. Recognizable? That's what makes this accessory gift box the perfect choice!
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Nardini Riserva 15y 35cl
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Nardini Riserva 15y 35cl
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Nardini Riserva 15y 35cl is an Italian grappa built around maturity and strength. The 15-year age statement immediately gives this Riserva a more deliberate feel than a simple young grappa; it is the kind of bottle you take your time with.
At 50% alcohol, it keeps a firm presence. The 35cl format suits that style well: compact, but still generous enough for someone who wants to explore a mature grappa without choosing a full-size bottle.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the sort of Italian spirit that naturally draws interest. Nardini, a Riserva indication, 15 years of age and the fact that these are the last bottles all come together in a grappa with a more distinctive place on the shelf.
No detailed aroma or flavour notes are provided for (…)Marolo Barbera Incl. Box
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Marolo Barbera Incl. Box
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Marolo Barbera is an Italian grappa with Barbera placed clearly at the centre of its name. The available product details are concise, so it is best introduced with the same clarity: a Marolo grappa from Italy, bottled at 40% alcohol.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we would present this as a straightforward choice for customers looking specifically for an Italian grappa with a clearly stated Barbera reference. There is no need to dress it up with unsupported claims; its identity is built on the facts provided: Marolo, Barbera, grappa and Italy.
Marolo Barbera is bottled at 40% alcohol. The supplied product data does not include specific aromas, flavours or finish notes, so the tasting description is deliberately limited to the confirmed information.Marolo Barolo San Bastian Incl. Box
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Marolo Barolo San Bastian Incl. Box
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Marolo Barolo San Bastian is an Italian grappa from Marolo, bottled at 42% ABV. The name itself gives the bottle its identity, placing Barolo and San Bastian at the centre without needing to dress the product up with unsupported claims.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of grappa we would place in front of someone specifically looking for an Italian spirit with a clear name and a focused category character. It is not presented here as a broad after-dinner spirit, but as a Marolo grappa with a distinct product identity.
As no detailed production notes or tasting description are supplied, the introduction stays deliberately precise. Marolo Barolo San Bastian is best understood as an Italian grappa for those who want to explore the category on its own (…)Nardini Riserva Classic
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Nardini Riserva Classic
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Nardini Riserva Classic is an Italian grappa with a clearly assertive side. At 50% alcohol, it is presented as a more powerful style, while the name itself stays deliberately classic and restrained.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we would point out to someone looking for grappa with real presence rather than a softer, lighter approach. The appeal lies in its straightforward identity: Nardini, Italy, and a strength that gives the product a firm place on the shelf.
Bottled at 50% alcohol, this grappa is defined first by strength and intensity. As no detailed aromatic tasting notes are provided in the available information, it would not be right to assign specific fruit, spice or wood notes. What can be said with confidence is that this is (…)Marolo Freisa
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Marolo Freisa
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Marolo Freisa is an Italian grappa from Marolo, bottled at 44% alcohol. The name gives the bottle a clear identity within the grappa category: this is not a generic Italian grappa, but Marolo's Freisa release.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, a bottle like this is valued for the way it helps customers explore grappa with more precision. It brings together producer, Italian origin and a specific bottling name, making it a focused choice for anyone comparing grappas within a specialist selection.
No detailed tasting notes have been supplied for Marolo Freisa. For that reason, the tasting description remains factual: this is an Italian grappa from Marolo, bottled at 44% alcohol. Specific aromas, flavours or finish details are not added without source information.Nonino Vuisinar Riserva 2y
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Nonino Vuisinar Riserva 2y
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Nonino Vuisinar Riserva 2y is an Italian grappa from Nonino, presented as a 2-year-old Riserva. That ageing statement gives it a more defined position than a young, straightforward grappa, placing the emphasis on a version that has spent time maturing before bottling.
At 41% alcohol, it has a clear presence, although the available product data does not provide specific aroma or flavour details. In the grappa selection at Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle that naturally draws attention from customers looking for an aged Italian grappa with a clearly stated maturation period.
Its appeal lies in that clarity: Nonino, Italy, Riserva, 2 years. A focused choice for anyone exploring grappa through the lens of ageing rather than added storytelling.
Marolo Gewurztraminer Incl. Box
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Marolo Gewurztraminer Incl. Box
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Marolo Gewurztraminer is an Italian grappa with its identity built clearly around one name: Gewurztraminer. At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we would introduce to someone looking for a grappa with a distinct grape reference, without making the story more complicated than it needs to be.
Bottled at 42% alcohol, it has the strength expected from a serious grappa and sits naturally in an after-dinner or quiet tasting context. The appeal here lies in its clarity: Marolo, Italy, grappa and Gewurztraminer. A straightforward bottle for anyone exploring Italian spirits with a more focused point of reference.
This grappa is bottled at 42% alcohol. As no detailed aroma or flavour notes are provided, the tasting description remains deliberately (…)Antinori Pian Delle Vigne 50cl
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Antinori Pian Delle Vigne 50cl
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Antinori Pian Delle Vigne 50cl is an Italian grappa with a very focused identity: Antinori, Pian Delle Vigne and Italy are the key elements that define the bottle.
At 42% ABV and in a 50 cl format, it has a concise, purposeful presence in the range. At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a bottle for customers specifically looking for an Italian grappa from Antinori rather than a generic after-dinner spirit.
As these are the last bottles, availability within our selection is limited.
No specific tasting notes were provided for this grappa. The available information identifies it as an Italian grappa from Antinori, bottled at 42% ABV in a 50 cl bottle.Grappa Brunello Triple A 50cl
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Grappa Brunello Triple A 50cl
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Capovilla Grappa Brunello Triple A 50cl is an Italian grappa bottled at 45%, with a name that immediately places it in an Italian wine-minded setting. The Brunello reference gives the bottle a clear identity, although the available product data does not provide further detail on its origin or production method.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we would present this as a more specific grappa choice: not a broad, anonymous bottle, but a Capovilla release for customers looking deliberately within the Italian spirits category. The 50cl size also gives it a slightly different presence from the usual standard bottle.
As only the last bottles remain, this is not a grappa we can treat as a permanent fixture in the range. For anyone looking for Capovilla Brunello Triple A, (…)Grappa Campo Al Mare Bolgheri Invecchiata 50cl
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Grappa Campo Al Mare Bolgheri Invecchiata 50cl
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Grappa Campo Al Mare Bolgheri Invecchiata is an Italian grappa from Ambrogio E Giovanni Folonari, with Campo Al Mare Bolgheri clearly carried in its name. The word Invecchiata points to an aged style, although the available information does not specify further maturation details.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, a grappa like this sits naturally among Italian digestifs with a defined sense of origin. The 50 cl bottle and 43% alcohol strength give it a serious yet approachable format, suited to slow serving after a meal or to exploring Italian distillates beyond the more familiar classics.
No detailed tasting notes are provided for this grappa. The available information identifies it as an Italian Invecchiata grappa at 43%, best approached with a calm serving style (…)Marolo Armougnan Abrikoos 50cl
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Marolo Armougnan Abrikoos 50cl
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Marolo Armougnan Abrikoos 50cl is an Italian grappa whose name immediately points towards apricot. It is a concise but expressive introduction: Marolo, Italy, grappa, and a clear fruit reference right on the label.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, bottles like this sit comfortably among Italian specialities with a more individual identity. The 50cl format makes it a distinctive bottle on the shelf, while the 40% alcohol strength keeps it firmly within the world of full-bodied spirits.
Customer interest in this Marolo release has been noticeable, and these are the last bottles. For anyone curious about an Italian grappa with an apricot-led identity, this is a good moment to get acquainted with it.
No detailed tasting notes are provided for aroma, (…)Marolo Arneis Incl. Box
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Marolo Arneis Incl. Box
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Marolo Arneis is an Italian grappa from Marolo, bottled at 42% alcohol. With Arneis clearly featured in the name, this bottling has a defined identity within the grappa category rather than presenting itself as a generic Italian spirit.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, a bottle like this sits well among Italian distillates for customers who appreciate a grappa with a clear point of reference. The available information is concise, but the essentials are strong: Marolo, Italy, grappa, and Arneis as the name that gives the bottle its focus.
No specific tasting notes or aroma descriptions have been provided for Marolo Arneis. Based on the available data, it can only be described as an Italian grappa bottled at 42% alcohol, without adding unsupported flavour claims.Marolo Arneis Renesio 50cl Incl. Box
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Marolo Arneis Renesio 50cl Incl. Box
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Marolo Arneis Renesio 50cl is an Italian grappa with a clearly defined identity. The Arneis Renesio name gives this bottle its own place within the grappa category, making it a focused choice for drinkers who enjoy exploring Italian spirits with a distinct point of view.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we like to present to customers looking beyond the usual after-dinner options. At 42% alcohol, it has a serious presence, while the 50cl size keeps it compact and easy to add to a considered spirits selection.
Only the last bottles remain, so this Marolo carries a little extra interest for anyone who still wants to discover it.
No specific tasting notes are provided for this grappa, so the description is kept deliberately (…)Marolo Barbaresco
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Marolo Barbaresco
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Marolo Barbaresco is an Italian grappa with a clear sense of identity: Marolo as the producer, Barbaresco in the name, and a 44% alcohol strength that gives it a more serious presence than a light after-dinner pour.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, a grappa like this sits comfortably among Italian spirits chosen for customers who appreciate a defined name and a firm strength. No further production details or tasting notes are provided, so the focus remains on the verified essentials: a Marolo grappa from Italy, bottled at 44%.
No specific aromatic tasting notes are provided for Marolo Barbaresco. What is clear is that this is an Italian grappa bottled at 44%, so it is best approached in a measured pour and given a little time in the glass.Marolo Barbaresco Doppio Fusto 50cl
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Marolo Barbaresco Doppio Fusto 50cl
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Marolo Barbaresco Doppio Fusto 50cl is an Italian grappa whose name already tells you where the interest lies. Barbaresco and Doppio Fusto are the key references here, giving the bottle a more defined identity than a standard grappa without asking us to add details that are not supplied.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the sort of grappa we would introduce to someone who enjoys Italian spirits with a clear sense of place and style. Bottled at 42%, it sits firmly in a serious, mature register, while the 50 cl format makes it a bottle to open deliberately and enjoy with attention.
With only the last bottles remaining, Marolo Barbaresco Doppio Fusto has become a more limited presence in the assortment, especially for customers looking for a grappa with a (…)Marolo Barbera Monriondo Incl. Box
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Marolo Barbera Monriondo Incl. Box
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Marolo Barbera Monriondo is an Italian grappa from Marolo, bottled at 40% alcohol. The name places Barbera Monriondo at the centre and gives the bottle a clear Italian identity.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of grappa we would point out to customers looking for an Italian spirit with a recognisable name and a classic strength. The available information is deliberately simple, but the essentials are clear: Marolo, Italy and grappa.
No specific tasting notes have been supplied for Marolo Barbera Monriondo. For that reason, we do not describe particular aromas, flavours or finish characteristics that are not supported by the available product data.Marolo Barolo 12y 20cl
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Marolo Barolo 12y 20cl
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Marolo Barolo 12y 20cl is an Italian grappa with a distinctly mature profile: twelve years of age, bottled at 50% alcohol, and presented in a compact 20 cl format. It is the kind of grappa that feels more deliberate than everyday, with its age and strength immediately setting the tone.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this Marolo stands out because it brings together maturity, intensity and a smaller bottle size. The Barolo name gives the release a clear identity within the Marolo range, while the 12-year statement places it firmly among older grappas.
With only the last bottles remaining, this 20 cl edition is especially interesting for anyone wanting to explore a more mature Italian grappa without committing to a full-size bottle.
The clearest (…)Marolo Barolo 12y Incl. Box
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Marolo Barolo 12y Incl. Box
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Marolo Barolo 12y is an Italian grappa where age and strength immediately define the conversation. Twelve years of maturation gives it a more serious place within the category, away from young, straightforward grappa and towards something with more time behind it.
The name brings Barolo to the foreground, with Marolo as the producer. Based on the supplied details, this bottle is mainly about maturity, concentration and presence. At 50% alcohol, it is clearly not positioned as a light or casual spirit, but as a grappa with weight and definition.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this Marolo as part of the range for customers who approach grappa as a mature Italian spirit rather than just a simple digestif. It is the kind of bottle that deserves a quiet glass (…)
Frequently asked questions
Answers to the most frequently asked questions about grappa
What is grappa?
Grappa is a distillate made from grape pulp, skins and seeds, also called 'pomace', left over after making wine. Easily explained, it is thus created from distillation of the remains of grapes after winemaking. The name 'grappa' is derived from the Latin word 'grappolus' meaning 'bunch of grapes'.
What is the history of grappa?
Grappa is originally from Italy and has a long history dating back to the Middle Ages. Farmers discovered in the 12th century that they could distil the remnants of wine production to make a strong drink, ideal for the cold winters. During the Renaissance, distillers refined their techniques, and grappa began to enjoy wider popularity, especially in northern Italy. In the 19th century, grappa production was modernised, and the drink became a commercial product. Today, grappa is a premium product exported worldwide. Thanks to strict legislation, the name 'grappa' can only be used for distillates made in Italy or the Italian part of Switzerland from Italian pomace.
What is "bianca" grappa?
This is grappa that is bottled fairly shortly after production and is not aged. This gives this type of grappa a bright colour. It often has an intense, sharp flavour.
What is "Invecchiata" grappa?
This "aged grappa" is aged in wooden barrels for a minimum of 12 months, giving it a deeper, softer flavour and an amber hue. The term Invecchiata is derived from the Italian word for 'old' = vecchia/vecchio
What is "Aromatica" grappa?
This Grappa is made from aromatic grape varieties such as Moscato bianco or Gewürztraminer. As the name might suggest, this grappa has a distinct aroma and flavour profile.
What is "Riserva" grappa?
This is a premium grappa aged for more than 18 months and often has a complex flavour profile, with notes of vanilla, caramel and spices.
How do you drink grappa?
If you ask Italians for advice, they will probably tell you that Grappa is really drunk as a digestif. Grappa is often drunk after a heavy meal to help with the digestion process. It is usually served in small glasses and can be enjoyed either pure or paired with coffee.
However, Scott Rosenbaum, a certified instructor from The Wine & Spirit Education Trust in the US, has a different view: the best way to enjoy grappa depends on your personal taste preference. "If you are not a fan of tequila or gin pure, chances are you won't like grappa either when you drink it pure," he says. For cocktail lovers, grappa offers many possibilities. For example, you can use grappa instead of vodka in an Espresso Martini for a unique twist. Rosenbaum also recommends trying aged grappa in a Sidecar, or aromatic grappa in a Negroni instead of gin.
Here are some useful tips to enjoy grappa to the fullest:
- Grappa is usually served at room temperature, but some people prefer a slightly chilled grappa.
- It is best to serve Grappa in a small tulip-shaped glass or in a special grappa glass. This helps concentrate the aromas and offers a better taste experience.
- Take small sips and leave the grappa in your mouth for a while before swallowing so you can appreciate the complex flavours.
Which are the best grappa brands?
In Italy, there used to be around 100,000 (!) distillers producing Grappa, but today only a hundred remain. A few brands (or family names) play an important role in the world of Grappa. Two of these leading brands are Nardini and Marolo.
What is the story of Nardini grappa?
Founded in 1779, Nardini is Italy's oldest and largest grappa distillery. Located in Bassano del Grappa, north of Lake Garda, Verona, and Venice, Nardini is known for its high-quality products. Nardini's standard range is carefully curated with a blend of 80% red grapes, including Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot, and 20% white grapes, such as Pinot Blanc and Tokaj Friulano. This combination creates a refined and versatile grappa that reflects both tradition and quality.
Nardini's Selezione Bartolo Nardini (SBN) range is a luxury collection of grappas made only from red grapes. This range is a step above the standard range and offers extra refinement. Except for one, the Extrafina, all grappas in this range are aged in high-quality wood, which gives them a rich, layered flavour. The bottles are easily identified by the stylish embossing. Unlike standard grappas, those in the SBN range never have exactly 40%, 50% or 60% alcohol. This gives each of these premium grappas a unique twist.
What is the story of Marolo grappa?
Marolo, founded in 1977, actually came into being by accident. Initially, the Marolo family only produced herbal liqueurs and distilled them in their garage. It was only in 1991 that father Paolo Marolo decided to quit his job as a teacher to devote himself entirely to making grappa.
What makes Marolo special is their focus on craftsmanship and quality. This grappa is especially for true connoisseurs and drinkers who like to go off the beaten track. If you are looking for an authentic and unique grappa experience, Marolo is a perfect choice.
Where can I buy grappa or have it delivered to my home?
If you are looking for a good and reliable place to buy the tastiest grappa and possibly have it delivered to your home, then Drankenshop Broekmans is the place for you. With over 35 years of experience, we offer you the best spirits at the best price, and thanks to our large in-house stock, you will usually receive your order the very next day.
