Since 1827 in The Heart of Siena
The history of this company is linked to an ancient knowledge, that of Siena's spices. A knowledge that since the thirteenth century has been handed down in the monasteries and Sienese abbeys and that has found its propulsive fulcrum in the "Santa Maria della Scala", the medieval hospital of Siena that inside it had the "College of the Medici" and one of the main spice shops organized in the city. The first processing of Panforte took place right in the back room of these ancient spice shops as they provided for the use of expensive spices in the dough.
Glazed Ricciarelli of Siena with Cocoa made according to the ancient Sienese traditions. In '400 the Florentine priest Arlotto Mainardi, better known as Piovano Arlotto, listing the "talents" of some Italian cities wrote: "in Milan you can make many haberdasheries and armadours, and in Florence the good drapes, in Bologna the sausages, and in Siena the...
Mandorline of Spring of Siena made according to the ancient Sienese traditions. In '400 the Florentine priest Arlotto Mainardi, better known as Piovano Arlotto, listing the "talents" of some Italian cities wrote: "in Milan you can make many haberdasheries and armadours, and in Florence the good drapes, in Bologna the sausages, and in Siena the marzapani...
Mandorline of Spring of Siena made according to the ancient Sienese traditions. In '400 the Florentine priest Arlotto Mainardi, better known as Piovano Arlotto, listing the "talents" of some Italian cities wrote: "in Milan you can make many haberdasheries and armadours, and in Florence the good drapes, in Bologna the sausages, and in Siena the marzapani...
Mandorline of Spring of Siena made according to the ancient Sienese traditions. In '400 the Florentine priest Arlotto Mainardi, better known as Piovano Arlotto, listing the "talents" of some Italian cities wrote: "in Milan you can make many haberdasheries and armadours, and in Florence the good drapes, in Bologna the sausages, and in Siena the marzapani...
Mandorline of Spring of Siena made according to the ancient Sienese traditions. In '400 the Florentine priest Arlotto Mainardi, better known as Piovano Arlotto, listing the "talents" of some Italian cities wrote: "in Milan you can make many haberdasheries and armadours, and in Florence the good drapes, in Bologna the sausages, and in Siena the marzapani...
Cantuccini Toscani I.G.P. with Almonds made according to the ancient Sienese traditions. From the second half of the 1500s, present on the table of the doctors' court. They have their roots in the 16th century and the name seems to derive from "canto", part of a whole or from "cantellus", in Latin "piece or slice of bread", a salted biscuit consumed by...
Traditional Tuscany Cantuccini with Almonds made according to the ancient Sienese traditions. From the second half of the 1500s, present on the table of the doctors' court. They have their roots in the 16th century and the name seems to derive from "canto", part of a whole or from "cantellus", in Latin "piece or slice of bread", a salted biscuit consumed...
Traditional Tuscany Cantuccini with Almonds made according to the ancient Sienese traditions. From the second half of the 1500s, present on the table of the doctors' court. They have their roots in the 16th century and the name seems to derive from "canto", part of a whole or from "cantellus", in Latin "piece or slice of bread", a salted biscuit consumed...
Traditional Tuscany Cantuccini with Almonds made according to the ancient Sienese traditions. From the second half of the 1500s, present on the table of the doctors' court. They have their roots in the 16th century and the name seems to derive from "canto", part of a whole or from "cantellus", in Latin "piece or slice of bread", a salted biscuit consumed...
Tuscany Cantuccini with Chocolate Drops made according to the ancient Sienese traditions. From the second half of the 1500s, present on the table of the doctors' court. They have their roots in the 16th century and the name seems to derive from "canto", part of a whole or from "cantellus", in Latin "piece or slice of bread", a salted biscuit consumed by...
Tuscany Cantuccini with Chocolate Drops made according to the ancient Sienese traditions. From the second half of the 1500s, present on the table of the doctors' court. They have their roots in the 16th century and the name seems to derive from "canto", part of a whole or from "cantellus", in Latin "piece or slice of bread", a salted biscuit consumed by...
Cantuccini Toscani I.G.P. with Almonds made according to the ancient Sienese traditions. From the second half of the 1500s, present on the table of the doctors' court. They have their roots in the 16th century and the name seems to derive from "canto", part of a whole or from "cantellus", in Latin "piece or slice of bread", a salted biscuit consumed by...
Traditional Tuscany Cantuccini with Almonds made according to the ancient Sienese traditions. From the second half of the 1500s, present on the table of the doctors' court. They have their roots in the 16th century and the name seems to derive from "canto", part of a whole or from "cantellus", in Latin "piece or slice of bread", a salted biscuit consumed...
Tuscany Cantuccini with Figs made according to the ancient Sienese traditions. From the second half of the 1500s, present on the table of the doctors' court. They have their roots in the 16th century and the name seems to derive from "canto", part of a whole or from "cantellus", in Latin "piece or slice of bread", a salted biscuit consumed by the Roman...
Cantuccini with Apricots made according to the ancient Sienese traditions. From the second half of the 1500s, present on the table of the doctors' court. They have their roots in the 16th century and the name seems to derive from "canto", part of a whole or from "cantellus", in Latin "piece or slice of bread", a salted biscuit consumed by the Roman soldiers.
Tuscany Cantuccini with Honey made according to the ancient Sienese traditions. From the second half of the 1500s, present on the table of the doctors' court. They have their roots in the 16th century and the name seems to derive from "canto", part of a whole or from "cantellus", in Latin "piece or slice of bread", a salted biscuit consumed by the Roman...
Tuscany Cantuccini with Hazelnuts and Chocolate made according to the ancient Sienese traditions. From the second half of the 1500s, present on the table of the doctors' court. They have their roots in the 16th century and the name seems to derive from "canto", part of a whole or from "cantellus", in Latin "piece or slice of bread", a salted biscuit...
Traditional Tuscany Cantuccini with Il Santo made according to the ancient Sienese traditions. From the second half of the 1500s, present on the table of the doctors' court. They have their roots in the 16th century and the name seems to derive from "canto", part of a whole or from "cantellus", in Latin "piece or slice of bread", a salted biscuit consumed...
Traditional Tuscany Cantuccini with Almonds made according to the ancient Sienese traditions. From the second half of the 1500s, present on the table of the doctors' court. They have their roots in the 16th century and the name seems to derive from "canto", part of a whole or from "cantellus", in Latin "piece or slice of bread", a salted biscuit consumed...
Tuscany Cavallucci Fiornoce made according to the ancient Sienese traditions. In the 1600s they were bought at the horses' post stations. Cookies of flour, honey and sugar, with a shape similar to a crushed apricot. Having a long conservation, they were excellent as travel and refreshment biscuits.
Traditional Tuscany Cavallucci made according to the ancient Sienese traditions. In the 1600s they were bought at the horses' post stations. Cookies of flour, honey and sugar, with a shape similar to a crushed apricot. Having a long conservation, they were excellent as travel and refreshment biscuits.