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For over forty years, Di Rosa has been a reference point in the confectionery sector, offering a wide range of products that combine Italian craftsmanship with a passion for quality. With more than 200 items ready for global export, Di Rosa is not just a brand, but a guarantee of excellence and authenticity. Our company not only distributes high-quality products but is also specialized in the crea...

... homemade specialties such as Tagliatelle with goose sauce, deer or wild boar, Pappardelle with goose sauce, deer or wild boar, Gnocchi with truffle, goose sauce, deer or wild boar, Mixed grilled meats, excellent bruschetta with Umbrian olive oil, Crescia or bread with sausages, homemade lard, with barbozza, with ham, with chops. The structure consists of 5 bedrooms and 1 room for disabled guests. Each room is equipped with: bathroom, 4 beds including one double and 2 single beds, desk, television.

Attilio Servi Pasticceria is a high-end artisanal business, renowned for producing: - seasonal baked goods: Panettone, Pandoro, and Colomba; - frozen desserts: croissants (Servi Subito), pastries, cakes, and single-serve desserts; - cookies: sweet, savory, and spiced; - gourmet savory focaccias and small focaccias for appetizers.

...and whole grain flour, our wonderful products are born. Every morning, in fact, we bake, following the best tradition, naturally leavened white pizza and typical sweets from the Castelli Romani. "Michelangelo of Pizza" stands out for the quality of genuine products and for its service. Here, you can enjoy traditional products typical of the Castelli Romani, such as the renowned Genzano bread, made with natural ingredients and without chemical leavening. Our point of sale features a rich assortment of bread, pizza, homemade sweets, and gastronomic products, as well as traditional homemade desserts.

... cultivate and grind using traditional stone methods. Alongside the production activities, there is an educational aspect that takes place on two fronts: the mill and the kitchen. It is indeed possible to visit the mill through a guided tour that helps children understand the oil extraction process. Additionally, there is a cooking school for children where courses are held, allowing students to prepare traditional Tuscan dishes such as bread, homemade pasta, and cookies using genuine ingredients sourced from the farm.