

Coppa Salami (1.5kg Minimum)
Massimo Corra makes our coppa in the Val di Non. He first rubs it with cinnamon, coriander, nutmeg and star anise and then smokes it. Traditionally...
View full detailsMassimo Corra makes our coppa in the Val di Non. He first rubs it with cinnamon, coriander, nutmeg and star anise and then smokes it. Traditionally...
View full detailsThe most iconic product from the province of Teramo in Abruzzo, Costantini Slow small batch produce their Ventricina which they age in a pig bladde...
View full detailsPierre Oteiza's saucisse seche is meaty and addictively chewy. It is seasoned with Piment d'Espelette, a mild chilli used locally in place of black...
View full detailsCotechino is a large pork sausage that gets its name from the rind (cotica) that is an important ingredient in the mix. Our Cotechino comes from A...
View full detailsCicerchia is an ancient legume found in pockets of Italy; we first ate it in Sicily but now it is quite widely grown in Umbria. The flavour is simi...
View full detailsGiacomo's Santoleri mixes different flours to increase flavour and health benefits in his pasta. The white Ma'Kaira linguine is made from 90% his o...
View full detailsAzienda Agricola Giuseppina Dolci is an organic farm in the Umbrian Appenines. At over 1000ms the land is wild and mountainous, not suited to conve...
View full detailsAzienda Agricola Giuseppina Dolci is an organic farm in the Umbrian Appenines. At over 1000ms the land is wild and mountainous, not suited to conv...
View full detailsOrganic maize flour is obtained from the ottofile and violet corn varieties. A local mill stone grinds the cobs to a rustic texture that is perfect...
View full detailsIn 1821 Igiea’s distant relative, Paolo Solaroli, was exiled to India for his revolutionary ideas. There he made his fortune, married an Indian pri...
View full detailsFegatino, like the more well know ciauscolo, hails from Le Marche on Italy's east coast. Candido and Clotilde Passamonti make this long, thin salam...
View full detailsItalian farro is often referred to as spelt but is a distinct species properly called emmer. Farro was the favoured cereal of the ancient romans wh...
View full details*The photo is of Giacomo's linguine but we will be sending out his spaghetti. Same box and quantity but spaghetti has a more rounded shape than lin...
View full detailsPorchetta is the loin and belly of the pig that is rolled up with a delicious paste of rosemary, bay, fennel and garlic and roasted for 8 hours. Cu...
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