Data sheet
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- Region
- Piemonte
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- Gradation
- 43.00%
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- Size
- 70cl
Why the Master Distiller Recommends Mazzetti Muscatel Grappa
The Master Distiller recommends this specific version because it represents the perfect synthesis of excellent raw materials and a meticulous distillation and aging protocol. The fresh, select Moscato grape pomace, sourced from the region's most suitable areas, is processed in batch steam stills. This technical choice eliminates the less noble fractions, preserving the more volatile floral and varietal aromas. Subsequent aging in small oak barrels ensures superb aromatic stability and a unique structural smoothness. This product demonstrates how expert aging in wood can combine with the exuberant aromatic power of the original grape variety, resulting in an extraordinary flavor harmony. Every stage of the production process aims to preserve the integrity of the olfactory spectrum, offering an elegant, clean sip free of any harsh alcohol aggression.
Characteristics of Grappa Muscatel
This refined spirit expresses the quintessence of the Piedmont terroir in the glass, elevating the varietal and tertiary characteristics to a superior level of clarity. Each element contributes to defining a clean sensory profile of unquestionable qualitative consistency, ideal for studying through a detailed tasting technical sheet.
Organoleptic Profile
- Type: Aged Piedmontese Grappa (Barricata)
- Vine Variety: Moscato
- Alcohol Content and Structure: 43% Vol. - 70 cl Format
- Appearance: Light golden yellow color, clear and bright, characterized by warm reflections that anticipate a beautiful consistency and softness in the glass.
- Aroma Profile: A clean, intense and complex bouquet. The nose reveals the frank and unmistakable aromas of the original grape, with clear notes of Moscato grapes, rich nuances of artisanal honey, candied yellow peaches, and delicate hints of white meadow flowers.
- Palate: Round, soft, and with a velvety structure, it opens the mouth with extraordinary clarity and volume. The progression on the palate reveals fragrant fruity notes and a well-balanced natural sweetness, enveloping the palate without any harshness or pungency. The sip unfolds envelopingly and mellowly, leading the taster toward a refined aromatic persistence in the finish and an extremely clean aftertaste.
Pairings and Serving Suggestions for the Spirit
The intrinsically aromatic and caressing nature of this selection requires careful gastronomic pairings, capable of interacting with the finesse of its sensory profile.
- Pastries and Desserts: It pairs magnificently with Piedmontese dry pastries, traditional hazelnut cakes from the Langhe, cornmeal biscuits, almond or white fruit desserts, and apricot tarts. It also pairs excellently with pralines and white chocolate.
- Signature Pairings: For an original and charmingly high-class contrast, try it with aged hard cheeses or local tomas from Monferrato. It represents a splendid meditation choice to enhance moments of relaxation or the perfect end to a meal in perfect conviviality.
- Serving Conditions: The spirit expresses its full potential at a serving temperature of 16-18°C (room temperature). We recommend using a medium-sized tulip glass to allow the Moscato aromas and the sweet notes released by the oak to fully develop, without the alcohol overpowering the perception.
The terroir and the Piedmontese tradition
The history of great Italian spirits is linked to the passion of families who protect the local ecosystem through experience and technical precision. Production begins with grapes grown in the fertile, ventilated soils of the Monferrato hills, where the vines produce healthy, sugar-rich fruit. Every single label on sale reflects the dedication of the master distillers who run Mazzetti d'Altavilla with energy and foresight, responding to the demands of the international market. This production philosophy allows us to safeguard local traditions, offering consumers an authentic and memorable experience with every sip.


























































