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Flavour and colour are wonderfully intertwined.

Nubia Red Garlic

A dominant ingredient in Sicilian cuisine, and indeed western cuisine in general, garlic is an almost alchemical ingredient in recipes with unmistakable flavours, where its strong smell and aroma help define theidentity of a dish.

A volcano of flavour

Capers

They have their roots in the volcanic soil and unique climate characteristics of the island of Pantelleria.

Loved all over the world, only fished here

Giant red shrimp

The aristaeomorpha foliacea – the “gambero rosso” or giant red shrimp – a delicious crustacean that is appreciated by chefs all over the world, is strongly linked to the history of the town of Mazara del Vallo in the far west of Sicily, separated from Tunisia by just under two hundred kilometres. 

A winter melon that tastes of summer.

Cartucciaru yellow melon

Cultivated in rotation in the distinctive soil of the Saline di Trapani and Paceco nature reserve, which is characterised by its firm, clayey texture, the Cartucciaru yellow melon is a Slow Food presidium, as it maintains one of the most authentic agricultural traditions in the Trapani area.

At the origins of the Mediterranean triad

Nocellara del Belice olives

The Nocellara or Castelvetrano olive, has a green colour and intense taste, a fleshy, dense shape and texture and a delicious flavour.

The bright red that sweetens every dish

Pomodoro Pizzutello

The “Pizzutello” tomato thrives in the salinity of the red, clayey soil in which it is planted, in the Ericine valleys that stretch down to the sea towards Trapani and Paceco.

On our tables for centuries.

Tonno Rosso

The Atlantic bluefin tuna (Thunnus thynnus) is the most valuable of all tuna species. This large pelagic predator was once the king of the Mediterranean, and its fishing in this sea has ancient roots.

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