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The orange and lemon pandolce is a smaller version of the classic panettone. A Ricchigia uses fresh oranges and lemons, which are rich in flavour and aroma and give the pandolce an unmistakable taste. The dough is made with care and according to artisan tradition 300 grams is the right amount to enjoy the fresh, fragrant cake after lunch. It is also the ideal size for a small gift to make someone happy.
Panettone is the typical Christmas cake that every Italian family makes. The dough has to rise and be worked for three days before it is baked. The soft, airy cake is made using first-class craftsmanship and high-quality ingredients from the local area.
Allergy information: may contain traces of nuts, almonds, pistachios and peanuts
Content:
300 Gramm
(âŹ4.17 / 100 Gramm)
Quantity: 12
Content:
300 Gramm
(âŹ4.67 / 100 Gramm)
Quantity: 2
Quantity: 15
1 Bottle Contesa dei Venti, Nero d'Avola of Donnafugata 0,75 ml.
1 Coffee candy Caffé Cagliari 0,80 gr.
1 Chocolate bar dark whole hazelnuts Giannattasio 100 gr.
Quantity: 30
Quantity: 30
Quantity: 18
Quantity: 6
Quantity: 15
The Marsala wine comes from the western lands of Sicily and its name derives from the homonymous town. The Marsala is the oldest Italian DOC wine, with an average alcohol content of about 18 degrees.The Marsala wine owes its birth to a storm which in 1773 forced John Woodhouse, a rich and famous merchant of Liverpool, to land with his ship in the port of Marsala instead of Mazara del Vallo, where he was going to close a deal. When he landed in this Sicilian town, Woodhouse went into a tavern in the port, where he tasted the âPerpetumâ, a strong local wine similar to Madeira or Porto, which were so appreciated by English people. So he decided to buy a large supply of that wine, which he wanted to sell in England. Woodhouse added an amount of alcohol to those barrels of wine, so increasing the alcohol content of that wine and ensuring its preservation up to its destination. The first expedition was an incredible success. All the barrels were sold in a few days and this convinced Woodhouse to return permanently to Sicily in order to develop a new and stable business.
Fine coffee beans from the traditional Cagliari coffee roastery in Modena.
Quantity: 6
Content:
4.5 Liter
(âŹ23.33 / 1 Liter)
Quantity: 3