Products

A selection of the top-notch local products that make Made in Italy famous throughout the world.

Castello di Fonterutoli Winery (SI)

In the heart of Chianti Classico, the beautiful Castello di Fonterutoli winery owned by Marquises Mazzei holds a fascinating piece of the history of the most iconic Tuscan wine in the world.

Antica Macelleria Falorni (FI)

In Greve in Chianti, the historic town where Vittorio Emanuele II got married, the Antica Macelleria Falorni, shop and bistro, is a true institution which, through its many souls and its delicacies, tells centuries of history of these extraordinary areas.

Lorenzo Villoresi Perfume Museum

Located inside an important sixteenth-century building, the Villoresi Museum in Florence is a sensory journey into the most refined and cultured art of perfumery, among exotic flowers, extremely rare essences, and suggestions of fascinating worlds.

Biscottificio Antonio Mattei (PO)

The award-winning factory in the heart of Prato where, amidst couture collaborations and theatrical performances, the world's most famous "blue" biscuits have been produced since 1858. The only one of this kind celebrated also with a dedicated museum and even a postage stamp.

Salcheto Winery (SI)

With a magnificent view of the Valdichiana, portrayed in Da Vinci's "bird's eye view", and of the skyline of Montepulciano, the Salcheto Winery consists of a wine shop, a farm-to-table restaurant and 6 poetic suites.

The green gold of Tuscany

Between tales and legends, the "green gold" of Tuscany, the extra-virgin olive oil IGP, is winning more and more recognition as well as the hearts of starred chefs and international superstars.

Caseificio Cugusi (SI)

In the heart of the Val d’Orcia, immersed in a fairytale landscape, Caseificio Cugusi embodies an authentic family tradition, giving life to an award-winning excellence appreciated all over the world: Pecorino di Pienza.

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