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Sibona Grappa Riserva Botti da Rum

Zweistufig gereifter Piemont-Grappa: Rumfass, Karamell, langer Abgang.

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Sibona Grappa Riserva Botti da Rum

A mature grappa from Piedmont, which goes far beyond classic pomace distillates due to its two-stage barrel aging.

The Sibona distillery in Canale d'Alba is one of Piedmont's most traditional grappa producers. For generations, the family has relied on slow steam distillation – a method that preserves the volatile aromas of the pomace and maintains its delicate fruitiness. The Riserva Botti da Rum is initially aged in oak barrels and then finished in ex-rum casks from renowned producers. This leaves a distinct mark on the glass.

On the nose, dried figs, vanilla, and a hint of raw cane sugar – the rum cask notes layer over the classic grappa spice of pepper and bitter orange. Warm and full-bodied on the palate, with a smooth texture unusual for aged grappa. The finish reveals caramel, dark chocolate, and a touch of wood spice – long and rounded.

Neat at room temperature, ideally in a wide-bowled grappa glass. Pairs well with dark chocolate, roasted nuts, or a strong espresso – a classic digestif moment after a sumptuous meal.

Country of Origin Italy
Grape Variety Dolcetto, Barbara
Alcohol Content 40.0% Vol.
SKU :V00076
Pairs with Translation missing: en.food_pairing_values.digestif
Serving Temperature 20°C
Closure Type Cork
Bottle Size 0.5 l
Producer Sibona
Distributor
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Sibona

Sibona – an Italian distillery in Piedmont, near Alba. Founded at the end of the 19th century by Domenico Sibona. A special detail: Sibona holds distilling license No. 1 – granted only to distilleries with a particularly rich tradition in Italy. Their grappas are made exclusively from grapes grown in the Langhe and Rohero regions at altitudes of 150 to 250 meters. Pomace from Nebbiolo, Chardonnay, Moscato, or Barbera grapes is gently distilled and then aged in steel or wooden barrels. The result? Three consecutive awards for "Best Distiller of the Year" at the International Wine & Spirit Competition in London. Italian craftsmanship at its finest.

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