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Toketti Rosmarino are satisfying, bite-sized snacks made from the traditional Sardinian flatbread called Pane Carasau. Dating back to ancient times, it is a thin and crispy bread made with semolina. Due to its long shelf life, it was common among shepherds who traversed the island with their flocks for seasons at a time. Toketti Rosmarino combines the authentic flavor of Sardinia...

Acacia honey is blended with natural Umbrian black truffles to create this unique accompaniment. It will enliven any dish, from cheese to charcuterie.

This ancient cheese is made from 100% sheep’s milk collected in the countryside of Rome and produced in Nepi, 15 miles north of the city. Aged 10 months to 1 year , Fulvi® is in a class by itself. What separates Fulvi from other Pecorino Romanos is the higher butterfat content of the whole (not skimmed) sheep’s milk from Lazio, making it less dry and hard than those made in...

The unpasteurized milk used for Malandrone 1477 Parmigiano-Reggiano is sourced exclusively from the cows born and raised on the Malandrone farm. Being a farmstead cheese means being able to control the aspects of the final product.  Malandrone contributes much of its flavor profile to how the cheese is produced. Of course, because Parmigiano-Reggiano has certain DOP and PDO...

Mitica Taralli are made with extra virgin olive oil and white wine, adding layers of flavor and contributing to a pleasantly crumbly texture that is not too dry like so many others. Their richness and full flavor make them far more special than any ordinary cracker. These hearty twists are made with genuine Fulvi Pecorino Romano and black pepper.

Beloved for its bright, emerald-green color and fresh, sweet flavor, the Castelvetrano has quickly become one of the world’s most sought-after varietals. Native to Sicily, these olives are cured without fermentation, a key step that locks in their natural brightness and mild flavor.

Sweet, mild and crowd-pleasing, these olives are harvested off the coast of Sicily and cured without fermentation, allowing for remarkably fresh, mild and sweet flavor.

Beloved for its bright, emerald-green color and fresh, sweet flavor, the Castelvetrano has quickly become one of the world’s most sought-after varietals. Native to Sicily, these olives are cured without fermentation, a key step that locks in their natural brightness and mild flavor. Pair with Brie.

Pecorino Camomilla is produced in May and June, when the sheep graze on the best grass of the year and the fields are covered with chamomile flowers. The cheesemaker was inspired by memories of his grandma, who would put the cheese in large wooden crates covered with fresh cut chamomile to preserve it as it aged. The wheels were stored closed up under the arches during the...