Ventricina and Artisan Abruzzo Salumi
Family Tradition
Di Fiore’s artisan factory is located in Fresagrandinaria, a small town between Abruzzi and Molise. In 2007, the founder Stefano Di Fiore decided to gather information from his family, which hand down from one generation to another the secrets of local cured meats.
From this cultural and gastronomic heredity was Bontà Di Fiore born. Its purpose is to exploit and make the world known Abruzzi’s culinary art.
In 2013, the meat factory also took part in the Italian Salami’s Championship in Cernobbio founded by 5Ts Academy, presenting the most famous abruzzese cured meat: Ventricina. With respect for traditions and tastes, selections of national and local raw materials and great passion it won a first prize both in Best Salami and in Best Spicy Salami.
Thanks to this success, Bontà Di Fiore brings the new line of Abruzzi’s sectioned speciality on international tables..
Simplicity has a Good Taste
Gluten Free
In our cold cuts we do not add any unnecessary ingredients. Our goal is to bring unique tastes from our territory to your table , without any tricks.
100 % Made in Italy
We create our product in Italy, with Italian meats. The knowledge of the raw good is fundamental to obtain a quality product and for us it is an essential rule.
Family Tradition
We learnt this art from our fathers, who in turn learnt it from our grandparents. For us, making cold cuts is a daily homage to our traditions.
Stefano Di Fiore
Presidio Slow Food
Bontà Di Fiore with the Ventricina Del Vastese won another important recognition: the Slow Food presidium. The biggest non-profit association committed to safeguard the Real food. A food that stops to be goods and source of profit, in order to respect who produce it, the environment...
Ventricina and Artisan Abruzzo Salumi
Family Tradition
Di Fiore’s artisan factory is located in Fresagrandinaria, a small town between Abruzzi and Molise. In 2007, the founder Stefano Di Fiore decided to gather information from his family, which hand down from one generation to another the secrets of local cured meats.
From this cultural and gastronomic heredity was Bontà Di Fiore born. Its purpose is to exploit and make the world known Abruzzi’s culinary art.
In 2013, the meat factory also took part in the Italian Salami’s Championship in Cernobbio founded by 5Ts Academy, presenting the most famous abruzzese cured meat: Ventricina. With respect for traditions and tastes, selections of national and local raw materials and great passion it won a first prize both in Best Salami and in Best Spicy Salami.
Thanks to this success, Bontà Di Fiore brings the new line of Abruzzi’s sectioned speciality on international tables..
Simplicity has a Good Taste
Gluten Free
In our cold cuts we do not add any unnecessary ingredients. Our goal is to bring unique tastes from our territory to your table , without any tricks.
100 % Made in Italy
We create our product in Italy, with Italian meats. The knowledge of the raw good is fundamental to obtain a quality product and for us it is an essential rule.
Family Tradition
We learnt this art from our fathers, who in turn learnt it from our grandparents. For us, making cold cuts is a daily homage to our traditions.
Stefano Di Fiore
Presidio Slow Food
Bontà Di Fiore with the Ventricina Del Vastese won another important recognition: the Slow Food presidium. The biggest non-profit association committed to safeguard the Real food. A food that stops to be goods and source of profit, in order to respect who produce it, the environment...
With the best cuts of pork seasoned with salt, sweet and spicy pepper powder, fennel seeds and black pepper, we obtain our artisanal Ventricina. After 24 hours, the meat absorbs all the spices, so we proceed to the casing and the first natural aging for about 90 days between November and February, taking advantage of the Abruzzo hinterland microclimate.
With the best cuts of pork seasoned with salt, sweet and spicy pepper powder, fennel seeds and black pepper, we obtain our artisanal Ventricina. After 24 hours, the meat absorbs all the spices, so we proceed to the casing and the first natural aging for about 90 days between November and February, taking advantage of the Abruzzo hinterland microclimate.
With the best cuts of pork seasoned with salt, sweet and spicy pepper powder, fennel seeds and black pepper, we obtain our artisanal Ventricina. After 24 hours, the meat absorbs all the spices, so we proceed to the casing and the first natural aging for about 90 days between November and February, taking advantage of the Abruzzo hinterland microclimate.
The carefully selected meat, seasoned with a mixture of salt and pepper, rests for 4 days in brine in order to absorb all that spices. Afterwards our butcher masters proceed to the veiling and to the ligature of the Loin that allows it to mature for 6 months.
The carefully selected meat, seasoned with a mixture of salt and pepper, rests for 4 days in brine in order to absorb all that spices. Afterwards our butcher masters proceed to the veiling and to the ligature of the Loin that allows it to mature for 6 months.
With selected finely grinded cuts and seasoned with salt, pepper and fennel seed, we produce a noble and delicate salami. The mixture rests for about 24 hours, so it absorb all the spices before the bagging into casings. After pressing, we proceed to the aging for about 40 days.
With selected coarsely grinded cuts, seasoned with salt, pepper and fennel seed, we produce a noble and delicate salami. The mixture rests for about 24 hours, so it absorb all the spices before the bagging into casings. After pressing, we proceed to the aging for about 40 days.
The carefully selected meat, seasoned with a mixture of salt and pepper, rests for 4 days in brine in order to absorb all that spices. Afterwards our butcher masters proceed to the veiling and to the ligature of the Sausages that allows it to mature for 6 months.
Abruzzo’s traditional salami made with shoulder and bacon. The meat is coarsely grinded and seasoned with salt, sweet or chili pepper and fennel seeds. . The mixture rests for about 24 hours, so it can absorb all the spices before the bagging. Afterwards the Sausage passes to aging for about 30 days.
Abruzzo’s traditional salami made with shoulder and bacon. The meat is coarsely grinded and seasoned with salt, sweet or chili pepper and fennel seeds. . The mixture rests for about 24 hours, so it can absorb all the spices before the bagging. Afterwards the Sausage passes to aging for about 30 days.
The carefully selected meat, seasoned with a mixture of salt and pepper, rests for 4 days in brine in order to absorb all the spices. Afterwards our butcher masters proceed to the veiling and to the ligature of the Capocollo that allows it to mature for 6 months.
The carefully selected meat, seasoned with a mixture of salt and pepper, rests for 4 days in brine in order to absorb all the spices. Afterwards our butcher masters proceed to the veiling and to the ligature of the Capocollo that allows it to mature for 6 months.
The carefully selected meat, seasoned with a mixture of salt and pepper, rests for 2 days in brine in order to absorb all the spices. Afterwards the Bacon passes to aging for 3 months.
The carefully selected meat, seasoned with a mixture of salt and pepper, rests for 2 days in brine in order to absorb all the spices. Afterwards the Bacon passes to aging for 3 months.
Abruzzo’s traditional salami made with shoulder and bacon. The meat is finely grinded and seasoned with salt, pepper and fennel seed. The mixture rests for about 24 hours, so it can absorb all the spices before the bagging. Afterwards these little sausage passes to aging for about 30 days.
Abruzzo’s traditional salami made with shoulder and bacon. The meat is finely grinded and seasoned with salt, sweet or chili pepper and fennel seeds. . The mixture rests for about 24 hours, so it can absorb all the spices before the bagging. Afterwards these little sausage passes to aging for about 30 days.
Abruzzo’s special sausage made with shoulder and bacon. A mixture of salt, pepper, fennel seeds and Abruzzo’s honey give flavour to the minced coarsely meat. It rests for about 24 hours, so it absorb all the spices before the bagging. Afterwards the Sausage passes to aging for about 30 days.
Abruzzo’s special sausage made with shoulder and bacon. A mixture of salt, pepper, fennel seeds and Abruzzo’s Pecorino give flavour to the minced coarsely meat. It rests for about 24 hours, so it can absorb all the spices before the bagging. Afterwards the Sausage passes to aging for about 30 days.
Abruzzo’s special sausage made with shoulder and bacon. A mixture of salt, pepper, fennel seeds and Montepulciano d’Abruzzo give flavour to the minced coarsely meat. It rests for about 24 hours, so it can absorb all the spices before the bagging. Afterwards the Sausage passes to aging for about 30 days.
Abruzzo’s special sausage made with shoulder and bacon. A mixture of salt, pepper, fennel seeds and Montepulciano d’Abruzzo give flavour to the minced coarsely meat. It rests for about 24 hours, so it can absorb all the spices before the bagging. Afterwards the Sausage passes to aging for about 30 days.
Abruzzo’s traditional sausage made with shoulder, bacon and pork liver. A mixture of salt, red pepper and fennel seeds give flavour to the minced coarsely meat. It rests for about 24 hours, so it can absorb all the spices before the bagging. Afterwards the Sausage passes to aging for about 30 days.