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An Italian grape-based spirit of between 80 and 100 proof, made from the distillation of pomace.
definition
A variety or serving of grappa.
Examples of grappa in a Sentence
Fortunately, the plans for defence had been well and truly laid by Cadorna in the limited time that was available, and, still more fortunately, his foresight had caused elaborate preparations to be made on Monte Grappa.
Nor were the numerous gallant attempts to capture the all-important ridge of Monte Tomba-Monfenera, which ran down from the Grappa massif to the Piave, more successful in breaking through the thin Italian lines.
Conrad and Krauss continued their attempts to break through on the mountain front, but Krauss confined his efforts to the positions west of Monte Grappa and the worrying Solarolo salient.
Between Conrad's two efforts Krauss had made a determined attempt to drive the Italians off the Grappa line.
The recovery of the Italian army on Monte Grappa and the Piave, after the initial failures and the heart-breaking experiences of the long retreat, was a remarkable feat of courage and will.
If you think all grappa tastes the same think again, this is a wonderful sensory experience.
If you like you can get some grappa to offer your guests at the end of the night.