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Made from the best grapes of Trebbiano Modenese, the Acino Bianco is aged for at least 5 years in small casks of Ash wood. We recommend to try this balsamic vinegar with all kinds of fish, shellfish and caviar.
Gorgonzola PDO is a soft cheese from whole cow’s milk. It is characterised by its blue veins, a trait that distinguishes it from all others. The spicy after-taste is a prominent organoleptic property of this product. Gorgonzola has a strong flavour, ideal to taste it on its own or smeared on bread.
The Pecorino Sardo PDO is a hard, aged cheese, typical of Sardinia The principal characteristic of this cheese lies in the raw materials: it is produced using exclusively whole sheep’s milk from sheep that graze on natural pastures.
The Bagoss is a semi-fat cheese made from raw milk and an extra hard paste. It is product from Bagolino in the province of Brescia. This cheese is special thanks to the saffron that is added during its production. This makes it unique and ideal to taste it on its own.
The Bettelmat is a fatty cheese with a low to medium ageing, semi-hard paste, produced in Piedmont. The Bettelmatt is obtained through the processing of raw, whole milk from Italian Brown cows. Due to its particular characteristics, it is best to taste this cheese on its own or together with polenta or gnocchi. It is ideal in combination with local red wines or aromatic ones.
The Bitto PDO is a fatty cheese with a semi-hard consistency, produced in the province of Sondrio, Valtellina. The distinctive element of this cheese is the processing of raw cow’s milk two times a day, in the morning and in the evening, short after milking the cows. Raw goat’s milk can be added but must always constitute less than 10%.
The Bitto PDO is a fatty cheese with a semi-hard consistency, produced in the province of Sondrio, Valtellina. The distinctive element of this cheese is the processing of raw cow’s milk two times a day, in the morning and in the evening, short after milking the cows. Raw goat’s milk can be added but must always constitute less than 10%.
Valchiavenna is an Italian alpine valley North of Lake Como, and a historical producer of Bresaola, the most famous beef salume (cured meat) from Italy.
This Bresaola is made by the Del Curto brothers in the heart of Valchiavenna. It is smoked using Pine woods, hence its intense taste.
Valchiavenna is an Italian alpine valley North of Lake Como, and a historical producer of Bresaola, the most famous beef salume (cured meat) from Italy.
This Bresaola is made by the Del Curto brothers in the heart of Valchiavenna. It is smoked using Pine woods, hence its intense taste.
Valtellina is an alpine valley in Lombardy, Northern Italy, bordering Switzerland. Together with Valchiavenna, it is a historical producer of beef Bresaola, the leanest and healthiest among the Italian salumi (cured meats).
This PGI-certified Bresaola is made by spicing and air-curing only the best part of the beef topside.
Valtellina is an alpine valley in Lombardy, Northern Italy, bordering Switzerland. Together with Valchiavenna, it is a historical producer of beef Bresaola, the leanest and healthiest among the Italian salumi (cured meats).
This PGI-certified Bresaola is made by spicing and air-curing only the best part of the beef topside.
Volpetti’s Summer is of quality: Bresaola, Parmesan and Balsamic Vinegar of Modena are the best protagonists of many fresh, light and at the same time delicious and inviting dishes. We offer you this famous Italian specialties with guaranteed quality and purchasable at a special price!
The Caciocavallo Ragusano PDO is a pasta filata cheese typical from Sicily. The particularity of this cheese lies in the raw materials used and in its processing: made from raw cow’s milk, obtained through a spinning process using hot water at 70-80ºC. We recommend that you try it on its own or as an ingredient in typical local dishes.
The Caciocchiato di Ariano Irpino is a semi-hard, pasta filata cheese, produced with cow’s milk, typical from the locality with the same name in Campania. What distinguishes this cheese is, without a doubt, its appearance: inside you can find small holes called eyes that give this cheese its name (occhiato means with eyes in Italian).
The Calabrian Soppressata PDO is a salami typical from Calabria, in the South of Italy. The distinctive characteristic of this product is its ingredients: pork meat, medium grinding, seasoned with chilli pepper from Calabria and bagged in natural casings. The Calabrian Soppressata has the PDO certification (Protected Designation of Origin).
The Capocollo is a traditional Italian and Corsican cured meat, made with the meat close to the pork’s neck. This Capocollo is from Cinta Senese pigs, which are bred free-range specifically in the Siena province; their meat is tasty and have a small amount of fat compared to most Italian breeds.
The Capocollo is a traditional Italian and Corsican cured meat, made with the meat close to the pork’s neck. This Capocollo is from Cinta Senese pigs, which are bred free-range specifically in the Siena province; their meat is tasty and have a small amount of fat compared to most Italian breeds.
The Castelmagno PDO is a long-aged, semi-fat mountain cheese with a semi-hard consistency and a blue-veined appearance. It is produced in the locality bearing the same name in Piedmont. The particularity of this cheese is its production based on cow milk obtained from two successive milkings (morning and afternoon). It can be enriched with goat or sheep milk, but this can constitute up to 20% maximum. We suggest you taste it on its own or accompanied by full-bodied wines.