Poli Grappa Museum, Industry museum and Italian national heritage in Bassano del Grappa, Italy.
The Poli Grappa Museum is an industry museum in Bassano del Grappa dedicated to the history of Grappa production. The collection displays historical distillation equipment and explains the techniques used over centuries to create this spirit.
Grappa production in this region started in the 1600s when Venetian distillers began making drinks from grape byproducts. The museum documents how this practice grew from a local craft into an established industry.
The name Grappa comes from Italian and refers to the grape skins used in production. Throughout the museum spaces, visitors can observe how the distillery craft works and the role this spirit holds in local tradition.
The location is easy to reach on foot and well integrated into the town, with clear directions on site for orientation. Visitors should check current opening hours before visiting, as these may vary by season.
The museum offers visitors the chance to distinguish different Grappa types by their scents, creating a sensory experience. This hands-on approach lets you feel the differences between various production methods directly.
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