Nonino Distillatori

The distillery Nonino Distillatori has been around for 120 years and is virtually synonymous with the concept of grappa. 

Unrivaled uniqueness

In that time, the grappa distillers have earned a reputation as probably the most famous producer of marc brandy in Italy. Nonino Distillatori is located in the province of Udine and thus in the heart of grappa production. The family business guarantees in any case the best grappas that are natural and traditionally produced.

Advancing with innovation

The legendary single-varietal Grappa Monovitigno was bottled by the Udinese for the first time in 1973. With it even a revolution of the Grappabrennerei went along. For the Monovitigno a special procedure is used during the Distillation, which leads to an almost singular taste experience. Of course, the competition also tried, but the Nonino Distillatori has a very high level of expertise as well as innovative spirit and can thus defend their extremely high quality standards their place as an absolute top producer at any time.

A wide portfolio for every taste

At Nonino, many grappas are distilled today and everyone gets their money's worth. Grappa is produced purely from the following grape varieties

• Merlot
• Friulano
• Moscato
• Sauvignon Blanc
• Chardonnay and
• Prosecco

are produced. For traditional brandies, Nonino Distillatori uses blends of white and red vines. These are marketed under the Nonino names with varying alcohol content. Barrel-aged varieties can also be found here. The name Cru Monovitigno stands for a grappa whose marc comes from special site vines of the Picolit, Ribolla, Verduzzo or Schiopettino varieties. Even higher quality are the Vendemmia, Cuvee Millesimata and Single Grapes bottlings. Under the name Riserve Millesimate, the distillery has limited rarities on offer. Some of these are aged for up to 20 years in oak barrels. But not only traditional grappas are in stock. At Nonino you can also buy wine brandies and fruit brandies. An almond liqueur and an amaro liqueur, as well as an unusual honey distillate, round off the range.