
Jacopo Poli
Jacopo Poli —
Grappa from Veneto, aged in copper stills for generations
Jacopo Poli distills grappa in Schiavon at the foot of the Venetian Prealps — in a region where distillation is not a fad, but a family tradition. The Poli distillery uses the discontinuous method in copper pot stills: slowly, meticulously, with a master distiller who separates the heads and tails by hand and processes only the heart of the distillate.
The result is grappas that clearly stand out from industrially produced distillates. Whether fresh pomace from Muscat Blanc grapes in the Euganean Hills or aged vintage grappa—Poli focuses on raw material quality and artisanal precision rather than volume. The pomace is poured into the still dripping fresh, and the resting period in the stainless steel tank gives the distillate stability without any external influence.
Anyone who previously knew grappa as a harsh affair will be pleasantly surprised by Poli: The distillates show finesse, fruitiness and a softness that invites slow drinking — neat, after a meal, at room temperature.

















