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Read moreExtra pear and brandy jam – 230 gr
6,10€Extra pear jam with a creamy and sublime taste. An enveloping note, a very light hint of Brandy, enhances its flavor and makes it the perfect accompaniment for cheeses. Excellent for breakfast, for a genuine snack, as a filling for donuts and tarts.
Ingredients: pears (70%), brandy (0.5%), sugar, brandy aroma, lemon juice. Thickener: pectin.
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Add to cart“Zucchelle” conserve with sugar – 330 gr
8,50€Plum conserve typical of Brescello (PR).
Excellent for tarts and fillings of shortcrust pastryIngredients: lentilum zucchini plums with sugar
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“Zucchelle” conserve without sugar – 300 gr
9,50€Plum conserve typical of Brescello (PR).
Excellent for tarts and fillings of shortcrust pastryIngredients: lentilum zucchini plums without sugar
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Add to cartBalsamic vinegar from Modena IGP – 100 ml
16,20€Young balsamic vinegar for dressing salads, cooked and raw vegetables.
Ingredients: Balsamic vinegar IGP 90%, cooked must, contains sulphites.
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Add to cartOrganic acacia honey BIO – 500 gr
13,10€MADE IN PARMA. Honey from the Parmesan hills
Ingredients: acacia honey
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Add to cartPear balsamic vinegar – 250 ml
17,20€Delicious condiment obtained from William’s pears. Improves delicacies with its rich flavour of smooth, velvety aromas.
Goes perfectly with aged cheeses.Ingredients: pear juice 78%, concentrated grape must, pear aroma, wine vinegar, contains sulphites.
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Pear balsamic vinegar – 100 ml
12,90€Delicious condiment obtained from William’s pears. Improves delicacies with its rich flavour of smooth, velvety aromas.
Goes perfectly with aged cheeses.Ingredients: pear juice 78%, concentrated grape must, pear aroma, wine vinegar, contains sulphites.
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Read moreWalnut oil – 100 ml
10,50€Natural product, unchanged over time, with recognized organoleptic properties, it is rich in Vitamins E and C, antioxidants, Omega 3, useful for maintaining the body’s well-being.
Ingredients: walnut oil.
