What is grappa
This legendary Italian vodka appeared thanks to a number of misunderstandings. At first, the pressing of one or another grape variety, along with seeds and unsifted stems, was given to livestock feed or simply thrown away. There is a legend that in one of the rural farms in the suburbs of Venice, very happy and cheerful pigs walked around, leading clouds of energetic piglets, who were not at all shy about encouraging people and even tried to sing.
Whether it was true or not, poor Italian peasants at some point realized that even the last waste of the grapevine could be used to produce wine. To do this, you just need to add the same sugar and the same yeast that are used to distill the distillate from “noble” grapes. This is how grappa, popular all over the world, appeared - heady and cheap. Due to its affordable cost, it quickly spread almost throughout the world. Even in a Muslim country like the United Arab Emirates, any foreigner can use one of the online alcohol delivery Dubai services to have inexpensive grappa delivered directly to his home or hotel room.
True, due to its accessibility even to the poor and its rapid spread throughout the world, grappa practically does not have any clearly established standards. This applies not only to the specific percentage of alcohol content - grappa can have a strength from 35 to 55 degrees and even more. The same applies to the grape varieties used, processing methods and technological processes - they are regulated by their own traditions in almost every village.
By the way, high competition between artisanal producers, even after grappa entered the international market, determines, among a number of other reasons, the relatively low cost of this alcoholic drink. Upon request alcohol home delivery Dubai, the delivery service will bring any type of grappa in Dubai directly to your home - giovanne, affinata or aromatica - as they say, for every taste and budget.
Grappa is usually consumed cold in its pure form, without mixing it with other ingredients. But especially strong Italian vodka in different countries of the world is added to morning coffee, for example. Or, as a component for sauces, first or second courses, and even in confectionery. At the same time, warmed grappa is very popular in liberal countries of the East.