Garlic Salami

Tuscan Salami is an artisanal sausage typical of the Tuscan gastronomic tradition, made according to an ancient recipe handed down for centuries. It is characterized by a soft and compact consistency, bright red color and a particularly intense taste, enriched with spices and aromas. This version of Tuscan Salami has a net weight of about 500 g and is packaged whole in natural casing.

Wild Boar Salami.

PGI Finocchiona is one of the most famous Tuscan cured meats. It is produced with pork of excellent quality, minced and kneaded, to which wild fennel seeds are added, which give it the characteristic fresh and at the same time intense aroma. These two versions of PGI Finocchiona have a net weight of about 1 kg or 3 kg, are packaged in natural casing and are characterized by a large slice of about 8/12 centimeters in diameter.

Buristo (Pork Blood Based Sausage).

Tuscan Soprassata.

Cured Pork Loin is a typical Tuscan salami that boasts an ancient tradition and which cannot be missing on a table full of cold cuts and salami that want to represent the unique tastes and flavors of our beloved territory. Produced exclusively with one of the noblest parts of the pig, Cured Pork Loin undergoes a particular processing and seasoning process that allows to obtain a genuine, tasty product and, given its low caloric intake, also suitable for different diets.

Cured Cinta Senese PDO Pork Sausage.

The Tuscan Pork Jowl (Guanciale) is one of the excellences of the Tuscan territory that boasts an ancient tradition and which still today can be enjoyed with pleasure in many recipes of ancient origin and modern combinations. In fact, it is a very versatile salami that lends itself to being enhanced both raw and cooked in sauces and soups. The quality of the product is guaranteed by the use of Tuscan pigs raised in certified farms that offer delicious meat.

The Tuscan Ham PDO (Prosciutto), in the Whole Bone-In classic version, is, undoubtedly, one of the most important products when it comes to Tuscan cured meats, both for the quality of the raw materials used for its creation and conservation, but above all for its intense taste and slightly savory able to delight the palate of adults and children both alone and accompanied with other local products or a simple slice of fresh bread. Furthermore, the Protected Designation of Origin guarantees its quality and characteristic aroma.

Obtained from a pig breed that dates back to the Middle Ages and whose breeding, preparation and maturing methods are still part of a well-established tradition within the Sienese territory, the Cinta Senese PDO Tuscan Pork Jowl (Guanciale) is obtained, as the name implies, from the jowl of this fine native breed and has some veins of muscle and a part of noble fat.

Small Chilli Salami.

Tuscan Capocollo, also known by the name of Coppa, is a seasoned salami that derives from the artisanal processing of first choice national pork, carried out in compliance with ancient traditional techniques. It is characterized by a sweet and spicy taste, while its scent recalls the hint of spices and aromatic herbs.

Chianina Meat Bresaola.

Boneless Cured Pork Leg (Prosciutto) - Large Vacuum-Packed Piece.

Cured Tuscan Bacon (Rigatino) - Filiera Valdichiana.

Within the vast amount of cured meats that characterize the ancient tuscan tradition, a place of honor certainly goes to Cured Pork Sausage. Always present both for a rich aperitif and for a quick sandwich, it is a dish appreciated at all ages for its pleasant flavor and spicy aromas typical of Tuscan cured meats. But not only Tuscany, because it is a highly appreciated cured meat also used in the rest of Italy and which boasts an excellent export.