Incidentally, a lot of folks here used to make their own in the garage or basement back in the day. I think that old school group has gone and with it the tradition.
Apparently the first fork is "barrique or no barrique." I had no idea there was barrique-aged grappa.ask for the nuttiest then go super-local from there?
You don't need a liver function test anytime soon, do you?
I like Cher's reaction to Grappa in Moonstruck......diesel fuel.
Looks like the trip is going well so far! Is this normal in all the huttes?
This happens to be in our hotel, not a rifugio. But there is a lot of grappa floating around. I haven't had any yet. Too much competition for my liver's attention so far .Looks like the trip is going well so far! Is this normal in all the huttes?
Early food reports?
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Hopefully you spent a few weeks punishing the liver in advance of this so you are preparedThis happens to be in our hotel, not a rifugio. But there is a lot of grappa floating around. I haven't had any yet. Too much competition for my liver's attention so far .
Well I have a couple of bottles of garage brewed Grappa in my cellar. The problem is not that the tradition is gone, it's that the "most" which is what remains of the grapes after 1, 2 pressings for wine (and which is the basis of the grappa) becomes hard to find. The production methods have improved so much in wine making that there is almost no "most" left for grappa.Incidentally, a lot of folks here used to make their own in the garage or basement back in the day. I think that old school group has gone and with it the tradition. It took me a long time to convince our old cycling team sponsor that it was legal..