Let me start by saying that the bottle is one of the most remarkable we’ve ever seen. It has an autumnal sensibility and makes for a great talking piece on the bar. But it’s the liquid gold inside that is really the point. A rich gold color (hence the name Oro) in the glass; the nose has a perfume akin to the season of fall, with a woody, fruity richness. The flavor is surpisingly floral, with a flowery character that overlays a rock solid grape distillate base. Intense, warming and a perfect after dinner digestif, this spirit also calls for experimentation in bespoke cocktails. All in all, this grappa is truly unique and one of a kind.
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GoodSpiritsNews
4.8
marcmoretti
4.8
I was lucky enough to grab a Poli grappa taster box with 5 different offerings. I just blew my proverbial load over the Sarpa di Poli, so let's see if this can take it up even further. Nose: Much less grappa-ey than the Sarpa. Stone fruits and honey. Very inviting. Palate: A bouquet of fruits and very floral, like a fine sorbetto. Finish: You definitely taste the Moscato here, sweet and fruity but fades quick. No knock there though. This is better than many Cognacs that I've tried. It's everything I love about wine and brandy mixed into one. Brava.
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