Delicacies

Scrucchiata is a typical Abruzzo grape jam, which, as the name suggests, "crunches" literally under the teeth.

Truffles collected personally by the producer. Ingredients: black summer truffle (tuber aestivum min.70%), extra virgin olive oil, salt, garlic, natural flavors.

The precious Sagrantino grape in purity, with no added sugars. A quantity of fruit in every single jar that has no equal, for an organic product of absolute quality.

From the olives of the Frentane hills, this classic and fragrant oil is born, with a golden color and delicate taste that makes this product an inseparable condiment not only for our kitchen

Colour: yellow with greenish hues. Smell: medium fruity with clear hints of artichoke, tomato leaf, aubergine. Taste: harmonious, light, bitterish, spicy.

Made with Pecorino Wine, its delicate taste enhances the flavors of the dishes while maintaining the flavor of the Pecorino Wine. Pairings: Fresh and aged cheeses, fresh and / or salted ricotta, boiled meat and / or fish, sliced fruit and dry sweets.

Many peeled tomatoes preserved in an elegant package with tomatoes from our fields without added seasonings and spices . Peeled and blanched tomatoes. Excellent with pasta or fish, in a short time you will have a ready dish, without long cooking times. Imagine them as a sauce for spaghetti or for your pizza with friends.

The goodness, the freshness, the flavor of the velvety, sweet, thick tomato puree or of the rustic tomato sauce, even more than the simply peeled, peeled tomatoes is expertly preserved in the bottles.

Scrucchiata is a typical Abruzzo grape jam, which, as the name suggests, "crunches" literally under the teeth.

It is a pleasant dressing for salads and an interesting supplement, naturally in moderate doses. In fact, it contains polyphenols, substances with antioxidant and anticancer properties. Thanks to its antiseptic properties, wine vinegar is then useful as a preservative. The addition of herbs makes it a condiment with a different flavor or a medicinal preparation to be used for therapeutic purposes (then it takes the name of medicated vinegar).

Edoardo Speranza 's Mosto Cotto has a characteristic dark purplish color and a very sweet flavour. It has a good density: in fact, it drips like oil. Traditionally the grape used is that of the Montepulciano vine.

When the wine goes bad it becomes vinegar. Aceto di Castellare, on the other hand, is made from the best wine, selected by expert palates, and produced following the most refined method, that of shavings. A reverse challenge to defeat synthetic vinegars. A natural, unflavored vinegar, which even in its color makes you want to use it to dress any dish or side dish.