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 | | Similar to France’s brandies and Cognac, and Portugal’s Sherry, Grappa is a distilled beverage. |  | | The flavor profile of Grappa depends on the grape varietal used, and, generally, Grappa is potent and dry. |  | | The Nonino Distillery’s first single grape Grappa was crafted from the Picolit grape. |
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http://www.lifeinitaly.com/wines/grappa.asp
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| | Italian Grappa MacArthur Beverages |
 | | Uva is very similar to grappa but is made from whole grapes and is considered an immature grape brandy. |  | | Grappa is the legal Italian name given to the distilled spirits obtained through the distillation of the pomace of pressed grapes (skins, seeds, and a small quantity of pulp, must, and wine). |  | | The basic difference is that Grappa is obtained by distilling the pomace with boiling water and the extraction of alcohol present in it through a flow of hot steam. |
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http://www.bassins.com/wine/italy/grappa.html
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| | departures.com All About Grappa |
 | | CERETTO ZONCHERA ($89) from Piedmont is made from the pomace of grapes used in Barolo wines. |  | | Sassicaia grappa is aged in oak barrels, creating an elixir redolent of sweet spice, almond, and dried-fruit flavors. |  | | Made from the pomace of Arneis grapes, Ceretto's barrel-aged GRAPPA DI BLANGE ($98) is smooth, with an edge of herbs and spice. |
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http://www.departures.com/ep/ep_0102_grappa.html
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 | | Abbagnac is a distillate made with aromatic Traminer varietal grape pomace from the Novacella Abbey. |  | | Flavoured grappa is given a particular flavour by grinding aromatic ingredients, such as fruit or distilled spice essences (for example, pear grappa, peach grappa, lemon grappa, etc.). |  | | It is made from a distillation of grape pomace and, used sparingly, is a healthy digestive liqueur. |
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http://www.monasteri.it/en/products/liquors/grappe.htm
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| | Istituto Nazionale Grappa |
 | | Grappa is the spirit produced from grape marc (i.e. |  | | Grappa is basically the child of grape skins, the favourite part of the fruits for the vine to store aromatic substances. |  | | This is a constantly increasing business and consists in vine-growing and wine-producing farms, which have grappa distilled from their own grape marc by distillers they trust, and then sell it together with their wines. |
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http://www.istitutograppa.org/or4/or?uid=istitutograppa.client.show_pagina1&idvoce=32
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| | What is grappa & marc? |
 | | Grappa is an alcoholic beverage made from the squished skins, seeds and stems (the pomace) left over after grapes have been pressed to make wine. |  | | Initially, grappa was made as an effort to use every speck of the grape, and was especially important as a source of income in years of bad harvest. |  | | In Italy, there are varietal grappas, made from the skins of a single variety of grapes. |
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http://www.ochef.com/120.htm
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| | Grappa Case Study |
 | | Grappa is an alcoholic drink identified commonly as pomace brandy, spirit or distillate. |  | | Italians sip it for breakfast, its is added into coffee and also used as a digestive after meals or an ingredient in cooking (e.g., in cakes, cookies and homemade sausages). |  | | Grappas of high quality are produced from grapes with a higher ratio of acid content. |
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http://www.american.edu/TED/grappa.htm
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| | Erik's Rants and Recipes: Grappa |
 | | Grappa is grape brandy (more or less, but that will suffice for a definition here). |  | | Grappa is generally served in two contexts: as an after dinner digestivo or in caffè corretto, or corrected coffee. |  | | Due to its potency, like other brandies grappa is "tasted" by pouring a small amount on the taster's hand, rubbed and smelled. |
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http://www.pinkmochi.com/eriksrant/archives/000271.html
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| | Cigar Aficionado Web Features Grappa on the Go |
 | | Alexander Grappa di Cabernet, another grappa di monovitigno (made from one grape variety), this one from Cabernet Sauvignon and Cabernet Franc grapes, a warmer spirit with red grape and berry notes. |  | | Simply put, grappa is a colorless brandy from fermented grape pomace, the crushed residue of wine making. |  | | This one is a spray bottle, filled with grappa and with the look of a perfume atomizer, a device that he allows is perfect for aromatizing coffee, cheese, chocolate, even cigars on the run. |
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http://www.cigaraficionado.com/Cigar/CA_Features/CA_Feature_Basic_Template/0,2344,1259,00.html
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| | Grappa |
 | | Grappa Moscato is made from the pressed skins and seeds of Muscat grapes. |  | | This Grappa is made from the pomace of Pinot Grigio grapes directly after press, before innoculation. |  | | This Grappa is intense, earthy, and not for the faint of heart. |
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http://www.clearcreekdistillery.com/Grappa.htm
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| | Grappa |
 | | Candolini Grappa is made from 85% free-running grape juice as well as distilled pips and stems (thus giving it a taste superior to that of most grappas, which are made from the pips and stems alone). |  | | MAZZETTI Grappas are made from the highest quality varietal grapes produced in the Piedmont region Italy. |  | | Inga grappas have become very popular because they are of many types of grape varieties that Americans are used to and the product is not a harsh. |
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http://www.internetwines.com/spirits-brandy-grappa.html
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| | Grappa Bar, Belvedere, Bath, UK. |
 | | The name Grappa comes from his favourite tipple, which was traditionally distilled by small vineyards and wine makers as a digestive for the owners private stock. |  | | Grappa have a great selection of Antipasta to share, a plate of mouth-watering cheeses. |  | | By day the charm is purely continental, relax in comfort whilst excellent staff serve you beers, coffee& or one of Grappa's fantastic new and old world wines, over 24 of which are available by the glass. |
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http://www.bathshopping.co.uk/grappa.htm
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| | The Cagli Project |
 | | Grappa is a very potent liquor, made from the skin of grapes processed for wine, and is the only alcoholic beverage that is made from the solid part of the fruit. |  | | These different types of grappa have individual tastes, which vary according to the grapes that are used. |  | | Grappa is often tasted with chocolate because it helps bring out the fruit flavor of the liquor. |
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http://www.loyola.edu/communication/cagliweb/2005/jacquebailey
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| | MetroActive Dining Grappa |
 | | In Healdsburg, Dry Creek Vineyard produced 260 cases of grappa made from 1997 vintage "old vines" zinfandel grapes. |  | | "Grappa," Lichine writes, "is the Italian word for marc, or spirit distilled from grape husks. |  | | While sipping on the pungent elixir, I learned that in 1993 Sebastiani had made grappa by fermenting and distilling the pomace of two grape varietals--zinfandel and barbera--grown in the Sonoma Valley. |
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http://www.metroactive.com/papers/sonoma/03.02.00/grappa-0009.html
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| | On TV : The Thirsty Traveler : Grappa : Fine Living |
 | | Grappa was once referred to as the poor man's drink, made in Northern Italy by peasants and farmers who would distill the pomace leftover from the grape harvest. |  | | Grappa is high in alcohol content and is typically consumed after dinner. |  | | Due to the better techniques and the quality of grapes used in the wine making process, Grappa has become much more refined. |
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http://www.fineliving.com/fine/thirsty_traveler/article/0,1663,FINE_10176_2252198,00.html
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| | Italian Grappa |
 | | The spirit is obtained by the distillation of Amarone Capitel Monte Olmi marc, originating from dried grapes of the Corvina, Corvinone and Rondinella varieties. |  | | grappa, grappa wine, alcoholic drink, Italian grappa wine, gourmet Italian food store. |  | | The grappa is aged for two years in Limousine oak barrels. |
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http://www.yndella.com/italiangrappa.aspx
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| | Grappa - Drinks Shopping at dooyoo.co.uk |
 | | Like all unaged fruit brandies, grappa is an eau-de-vie. |  | | Grappa originated in the Veneto and Tuscany regions of Italy. |  | | In strict technical language, grappa is a brandy however reliable sources suggest it doesn't not... |
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http://www.dooyoo.co.uk/drinks/grappa
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| | IUI: Designer Brands |
 | | They are produced in small quantities for connoisseurs that are constantly looking for a 'must.' The single variety grappas that have been chosen come from the same grapes that are used to produce the famous wines bearing these names and whose marc is difficult to find. |  | | This small bottle, blown in the shape of an ice cube, reminds us that grappa is excellent not only in winter to warm us up but also in the summer, served in an iced glass. |  | | Designed by Sandro Bottega for the Alexander Society Collection, this hand blown bottle by Venetian artists, which is actually blown in the shape of a bunch of grapes, is as large as a Champagne glass. |
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http://www.iuibrands.com/spirits/alexsoc.htm
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| | Urban Dictionary: grappa |
 | | Grappa has been made in Italy since at least the sixteenth century. |  | | Grappa is clear, colorless and produced in Italy. |  | | Like balsamic vinegar and wine, the price goes up depending on the vineyard, and the aging process. |
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http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=grappa&defid=452985#452985
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| | The Enquirer - Life handed him lemons and he made grappa |
 | | Grappa is a small part of the spirits market, but it is becoming more popular as customers have warmed up to the habit of serving a digestive spirit after dinner, says Gary Marcaletti, owner of San Francisco Wine Trading Co. |  | | Although it's often found in tall, elegant bottles, grappa has a bit of a reputation as a tonsil-toasting brew. |  | | On hand was new wine that would take months to mature and a pile of "pomace," grape skins and seeds left over from harvest. |
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http://news.enquirer.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20051226/BIZ/512260320/-1/rss
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| | Celebrator Apr/May 2003: The Glory of Grappa |
 | | While grappa is traditionally served either at cellar temperature or lightly chilled, Poli was enthusiastic in explaining to me how he discovered the merits of grappa on the rocks. |  | | While experts disagree as to the importance of grape variety in grappa production -- varietal grappas have become particularly popular of late -- everyone agrees on the importance of starting with fresh, quality grape pomace, which is to say the skins, seeds and such. |  | | An affable, energetic man, Poli quickly added to my appreciation of grappa by introducing me to the rasentin, a kind of "coretto" variation in which the coffee is finished and a splash of grappa is used to wash out the cup. |
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http://celebrator.com/200304/grappa.html
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| | Luce - Grappa |
 | | Made from the Sangiovese and Merlot marc from the wine LUCE, this grappa and honors the terroir from which it originates. |  | | This grappa was produced in a limited quantity, and is packaged in a hand blown glass decanter with the Luce logo in relief on the decanter. |  | | The Poli family has been producing excellent grappas in Bassano del Grappa in the Veneto region for over 100 years and has always been dedicated to promoting an understanding and an appreciation of one of the world's oldest spirits. |
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http://www.lucewines.com/vini/grappa_en.asp
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| | About Grappa Abbeville Press |
 | | Along the way they also impart a great deal of useful information about the Italian grapes, vineyards, and wines that are an integral part of the grappa-making process. |  | | Winner of a Gold Medal from the Gastronomical Academy of Germany, Grappa chronicles the history of this distillate-which by law can be called grappa only when made in Italy-followed by a discussion of what distinguishes it from other pomace brandies made elsewhere. |  | | But as boutique bourbons and single-malt Scotches became trendy, and as high-quality vintners and distillers began to handcraft new brands of grappa, it was ready for a revival. |
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http://shopcdsbooks.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=ABB&Product_Code=0789203391
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| | Salt Lake City Weekly arts & entertainment - Grappa in the Groove, by Ted Scheffler - September 30, 1999 |
 | | But the Grappa chops were thicker than most, and were cooked to perfection—medium-rare. |  | | Seemingly overnight, Grappa raised the stakes for restaurant owners, chefs and service staffs around town. |  | | An array of delicacies that included eclairs, layered fruit tarts, fresh berries and kiwi, sugar cookies and an awesome chocolate mousse made getting up from the table a challenge. |
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http://www.slweekly.com/editorial/1999/dine_990930.cfm
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| | Grappa Wine Background and Information |
 | | Grappa is a traditional Italian drink, made from the leftover skins and seeds of grapes used for wine. |  | | The grappa is dry and high in alcohol, with the flavors ranging from floral to earthy. |  | | It is called Marc in France, Aguardiente in Spain and Portugal, and in Germany it's known as Tresterschnapps. |
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http://www.lisashea.com/wine/types/bl_grappa.htm
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| | Inga Products: Grappa |
 | | INGA grappas are produced only from these varietal grapes, acquired after only one pressing, which are slowly double-distilled in small alambic stills, like the finest French cognacs. |  | | Our quality grappa, made from the marcs of a single species of wine is filled into wonderful "clepsydras" reproduced from a very ancient French bottle, part of the "private collection" of the Ingas. |  | | Quality grappa produced exclusively from the best marcs of the typical area of Gavi, distilled in October in the area of origin. |
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http://www.inga.it/products-grappa.html
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| | What is Grappa(Sp.)? - WINE BOARD |
 | | Grappa is indeed from grape material.The way I understand it, the name comes from the old Italian word "graspe" which referred to the pomace and remains after a wine pressing. |  | | posted 04-06-2003 12:22 PM I never heard of a wine called grappa, but I am sure not to have heard of everything that is out there. |  | | Their subjects, being poor and in need of calories, not to mention heightened spirits, figured out how to add water and sugar (probably beet sugar) to re-ferment and then distill to make the potent drink we now call grappa. |
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http://www.wines.com/ubb2/Forum37/HTML/002288.html
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| | Ya Rayi Our Rai: Grasping Grappa by Ed McGaugh |
 | | The skins and seeds that are left behind in the fermenting tanks after the wine juice is transferred to casks to age is called “Vinacce” in Italian. |  | | There are even fruit and herb infused grappas. |  | | It is all pretty over-whelming really, but it didn’t take long for us to dismiss the hand-blown, gift-bottles and focus on their very special "Reserva" in the squat little bottle with the hand-written label and the big price tag. |
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http://www.bookofrai.com/my_weblog/2006/01/grasping_grappa.html
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| | Salt Lake City Weekly - Grappling With Grappa |
 | | Originally a cheap, high-alcohol peasant drink in Italy (somewhat akin to France’s marc), grappa is technically brandy. |  | | There’s still a lot of mediocre grappa sold in very beautiful bottles. |  | | Grappa comes in many styles and flavors, and I recommend starting off with fruit-flavored grappa if you’re new to the stuff. |
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http://www.slweekly.com/editorial/2005/grpv_2005-03-03.cfm
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| | Wine - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Grappa is a dry colorless brandy, distilled from fermented grape pomace, the pulpy residue of grapes, stems and seeds that were pressed for the winemaking process. |  | | Fortified wines are often sweeter, always more alcoholic wines that have had their fermentation process stopped by the addition of a spirit, such as brandy. |  | | Wines may be also classified by their primary impression on the drinker's palate. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wine
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| | Inga Distillerie, producer of fine grappas, brandies, liquors, and alcohol |
 | | Producer and distiller of grappa, brandies, liquors and alcohol |  | | Inga Distillerie, producer of fine grappas, brandies, liquors, and alcohol |  | | Producers and consumers have made so much of the fancy grappa packaging that the focus has been removed, successfully, from its taste. |
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http://www.inga.it
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| | Bassano del Grappa - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Bassano del Grappa is a city in Vicenza province, region Veneto, Italy. |  | | Bassano Del Grappa is also famous for the spirit Grappa. |  | | It bounds the communes of Cassola, Marostica, Solagna, Pove del Grappa, Romano d'Ezzelino, Campolongo sul Brenta, Conco, Rosà, Cartigliano and Nove |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bassano_del_Grappa
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| | White asparagus & asparagi recipes from Bassano del Grappa, Italy on StarChefs |
 | | Bassano is a small village in Veneto, a region in the northeast of Italy and my yearly visit always coincided with the town's spring food festival, honoring one of the season's most refined and sought-after flavors: that of white asparagus. |  | | White asparagus & asparagi recipes from Bassano del Grappa, Italy on StarChefs |  | | My mouth never fails to water at this time of the year when I recall visiting my great aunt in Bassano del Grappa. |
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http://starchefs.com/features/asparagus/html/index.shtml
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| | How can I make fruit-infused grappa? Ask MetaFilter |
 | | Subtle flavors that you might associate with really good vodka or grappa would likely be overwhelmed by your flavorings. |  | | At an Italian restaurant a couple of weeks back, I had the most delicious fig-infused grappa. |  | | I think the first is best, when done well, but the latter provides a more complex, yet less intense, flavor profile (usually). |
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http://ask.metafilter.com/mefi/28917
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| | Castello Banfi Grappa - Wine Reviews |
 | | "Banfi's grappa is a nutty, slightly herbaceous grappa made from the beloved prized Brunello grape and aged in oak a short time. |  | | "Some of the best grappa I've ever had has been from the Brunello grape of Montalcino, and Banfi's addition is no exception. |  | | Smooth and warm, this is a post-prandial treat." 89 |
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http://www.banfivintners.com/BANFI/REVIEWS/REV_GRAP.HTM
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| | Cafe Grappa: American and Mediterranean restaurant. Southbury, Connecticut - Home |
 | | With more than 24 years of experience, the chefs at Cafe Grappa combine Northern Italian cuisine with Mediterranean flavors. |  | | You won't believe food from a local restaurant could taste so good and still be so good for you! |  | | We bring a delicious Mediterranean flavor to any event–perfect for rehearsal dinners and wedding or baby showers! |
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http://www.cafegrappa.net
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| | Ristorante Grappa |
 | | At Ristorante Grappa, we're serving Authentic Italian Cuisine with an Intimate and Cozy Atmosphere. |  | | Grappa's Chef always display's a nightly Special to tempt your appetite. |  | | Our accommodating staff and on premise owner, is always here to serve you. |
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http://www.ristorantegrappa.com
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| | Rawson: Giraffes and a Big Gulp of Grappa |
 | | But, THEN you take all the skins and stems and seeds and gunk and strain it and distill it into a fiery grappa of nonsequitor. |  | | That book is like taking a bushel of nonsequitor, crushing it up making a pretty tasty wine, non unlike The Far Side. |  | | And then drink the whole thing from a 7-11 Big Gulp cup. |
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http://www.mischiefmaker.com/rawson/archives/2004/04/giraffes_and_a.php
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| | Bassano del Grappa Travel Guide - Vacations - VirtualTourist.com |
 | | Home » Travel Guides » Europe » Italy » Veneto » Bassano del Grappa |  | | Transportation in Bassano del Grappa (3 Reviews - 3 Photos) |  | | Shopping in Bassano del Grappa (1 Reviews - 1 Photos) |
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http://www.virtualtourist.com/travel/Europe/Italy/Veneto/Bassano_del_Grappa-155820/TravelGuide-Bassano_del_Grappa.html
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| | First World War.com - Vintage Audio - La Canzone del Grappa |
 | | A "Dixie" (from the Hindi degci) was an army cooking pot. |  | | First World War.com - Vintage Audio - La Canzone del Grappa |  | | La Canzone del Grappa ('Mount Grappa') was composed in August 1918 by Captain Antonio Meneghetti and is arguably as well regarded - and famous - as Giovanni Gaeta's La Leggenda del Piave. |
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| | Uva Gialla Grappa Set |
 | | If you have ever been to Italy, you may be familiar with the popularity of Grappa as an after dinner drink. |  | | This beautifully handpainted Grappa Set from Italy, in the distinctive Uva Gialla pattern, affords you the opportunity to drink Grappa as they do in the finest homes of Italy. |  | | Customers purchasing Uva Gialla Grappa Set also purchased... |
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http://www.cybercucina.com/ccdocs/products/606-AU.html
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| | Marimari.com : Malaysia : Restaurant : Grappa |
 | | also provides espresso, coffees, fine Italian wines, a huge range of Grappas and a warm inviting atmosphere. |  | | The logo illuminated in "wine red" and other Italian graphics frames the main entrance. |  | | Offering peasant soups, homemade pasta and authentic wood fired pizza and foccacia, |
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http://www.marimari.com/content/malaysia/restaurants/grappa
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| | Bassano del Grappa - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about Bassano del Grappa |
 | | Bassano is a centre of asparagus growing and produces grappa (a type of brandy). |  | | There was heavy fighting at nearby Monte Grappa during World War I. Bassano was heavily damaged during World War II, but many structures, including the remarkable 13th-century covered wooden bridge (Ponte Coperto), have since been repaired. |  | | It has ancient walls, a 10th-century cathedral, and a museum which contains, amongst other masterpieces, works by the Bassano family of painters. |
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http://encyclopedia.farlex.com/Bassano+del+Grappa
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| | ItalianMade.com - WINES: Italian Grappa |
 | | For many centuries no distinction was made between distillates obtained from grapes and those obtained from other kinds of fruit. |  | | Only in the early eighteenth century, did grappa became a distinct product with its peculiar characteristics. |  | | The history of grappa goes back to 1000 A.D. when the Medical School of Salerno codified the rules for the concentration of alcohol through distillation and prescribed its use as a cure for various diseases. |
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http://www.italianmade.com/wines/grappa.cfm
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