Bortolo Nardini

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Bortolo Nardini is an Italian family-owned producer of alcoholic drinks, notably grappa. Founded in 1779 and based in Bassano del Grappa, the company produces four million bottles of grappa per year - over a quarter of the world market - making it the brand leader in this area. [1]

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Nardini Bianca is Italy's best-selling grappa with an ABV of 50%.

As well as (grappa), the company also produces other digestifs such as amaro, and also apéritifs.

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References

  1. Getting to grips with grappa Daily Telegraph (UK) 24 Feb 2005 - retrieved on 17 Apr 2009