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2 hr 30
Published 2005
Grappa is made by distilling the grape skins that are discarded after the initial fermentation process in wine making. It is a potent beverage that, when well made, evokes the fragrances of the grapes. Italians drink it straight after a meal, mix a little with their espresso, sometimes use it in cooking, and also steep cherries in it. Fruit with grappa is a wonderful combination with a distinctively Italian flavor. Berries are used here, but almost any fresh, ripe fruit can be substituted.<