Romano Levi Grappa Donne Selvatiche Angelo Gaja c. 1970s

Romano Levi Grappa Donne Selvatiche Angelo Gaja c. 1970s

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Romano Levi Grappa Donne Selvatiche Angelo Gaja c. 1970s
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HED57762

75 cl

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£845.00
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From the ‘Distilleria Romano Levi’, probably the most famous grappa producer in the world, comes this release from the 1970s. The pomace for this particular bottling was taken from the vineyards of Angelo Gaja, one of the greatest names in Italian winemaking. This unique expression of grappa carries one of the instantly recognizable labels, which were hand-drawn by Romano Levi himself until his death in 2008.

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A legendary name in Piedmont, Romano Levi is widely regarded as one of the best grappa producers in all of Italy. The Levi family boasts three centuries of grappa-making experience in the Alpine valleys of San Giacomo, although the Romano Levi label was established in 1945.

The distillery of Romano Levi is a living museum of grappa production. Grappa is produced using what is thought to be the only open-fire alembic still that exists in Italy. The house’s flagship Grappa di Barolo is made from selected marc of Nebbiolo grapes used to produce Barolo red wine. This peerless grappa is matured for at least four years in acacia barrels before release. In addition to straight grappas, the Levi family produces exquisite versions flavoured with Piedmontese botanicals.

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