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Quality pasta made with grade A eggs, 1°milling flour (NO GMOs flour), extruded through bronze double sheet and dried for 18 hours. Cooking time: about 7 minutes. Package for 5/7 people. Store in a cool, dry place away from light. Learn More

Description: Whole italian Summer truffle
Quantity: 100 gr
Expiry: 5 years
Storage: Store in a cool dry place
Serving suggestions: Ideal for seasoning dishes with truffles.

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Vineyards: Mounth Orfano, Brescia
Grapes: Chardonnay (60%), Pinot Noir (40%)
Bottle: 0,75l
Aging: minimum 30 months on the yeast
Taste: Opulent, with fragrant bread, raspberry, and blackberry
Alcohol: 12,5 Alc.Vol

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Limited edition bottle

Vines: Lambrusco Maestri
Alcohol content: 11,5% vol
Serving temperature: 6°/8° C
Denomination: Sparkling Demi Sec
Color: Red
Bottle: 0,75 l

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Type: Alto Adige DOC
Grape: 100% Sauvignon
Bottle: 0,75l
Alcohol: 12,5% vol.
Serving temperature: 16-18°C
Food pairing: Venison and game, red meat and cheeses

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Ingredients: Italian Visciole Cherry 80% and sugar.

Jar: 250gr

Production zone: Umbria, Italy

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Pici is a long and thick pasta, like spaghetti but thicker. They absorb any kind of sauces perfectly. This special kind of pasta has been added precious saffron.

Our pasta starts from a raw material of absolute quality, semolina selected with a greater proportion of gluten. To guarantee the craftsmanship of the pasta, hard rules.

After mixing, the mixture of water (always cold) and the semolina passed through bronze draws, which guarantee the right rough, which is necessary to get married to every type of sauce and to be going over in the pan after cooking.

Then comes in the cabins for drying: a traditional method which can take up to 50 hours, ten times more than industrial processes. This allows starch and gluten are distributed well in the center of the pasta, as in the periphery, for even cooking.

Then begin during the selection and packaging, made by hand.

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