It has an intense and aromatic flavour due to the spices used and a lingering aftertaste, with a soft and firm but not too oily texture.
Salami
Artisanal Tuscan Salami: The Heritage of Traditional Butchery
Discover the best artisanal salami from Tuscany on Passione Toscana! Here, you will find only products from the best local pork artisanal butchers, made with high-quality ingredients and following real, ancient traditional recipes. From the iconic Finocchiona IGP to the prestigious Cinta Senese DOP, our selection represents the pinnacle of the Tuscan "Norcineria" art.
A Journey Through Tuscan Flavors
Tuscan salami is world-renowned for its rustic texture and bold seasoning. Unlike industrial products, our selection focuses on small-batch productions where every recipe is a family legacy.
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Classic Tuscan Salami: Characterized by its unmistakable large pieces of lard (lardelli) and seasoned with black pepper and garlic, it is the cornerstone of every traditional appetizer.
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Finocchiona IGP: A soft, fragrant masterpiece scented with wild fennel seeds, offering a unique sweetness that has made it a symbol of the region.
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Cinta Senese DOP Salami: Made from the ancient, prized Tuscan pig breed, this salami is perfect for lovers of authentic, intense flavors and a silky, melting fat quality.
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Tuscan Truffle Salami: For those seeking a gourmet twist, this variant combines the rustic soul of the pork with the sophisticated earthy notes of local black truffles.
Why Choose Our Artisanal Salami?
At Passione Toscana, we bridge the gap between historic village butcher shops and your kitchen, ensuring that every slice tells the story of our land.
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Genuine Ingredients: We select only meats from controlled chains, processed by hand following the natural rhythms of curing.
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Clean Label Policy: Our artisanal salami are made without added chemical preservatives, relying on salt, spices, and slow maturation to develop their characteristic taste.
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Traditional Maturation: Every salami is hung to dry in natural environments, allowing the aromas to develop slowly and deeply.
The Ultimate Tuscan Tagliere
Tuscan salami is the undisputed protagonist of any authentic charcuterie board. To enjoy them at their best:
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The Perfect Slice: We recommend hand-slicing the salami slightly thicker than industrial ones to fully appreciate the texture of the meat and the spices.
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Gourmet Pairings: Serve alongside a semi-cured Pecorino, a few olives, and a slice of unsalted Tuscan bread.
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Wine Match: Pair these savory delights with a medium-bodied red wine, like a Chianti Classico, which cuts through the richness of the fats perfectly.
Experience the authentic "Norcineria" tradition. Shop our Artisanal Salami collection and bring the true taste of the Tuscan countryside to your home!
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Finocchiona IGP Falorni: The King of Tuscan Cured Meats
The Finocchiona IGP Falorni is more than just a salami, it is a journey into the heart of Tuscan culinary tradition. Aged for at least 7 to 8 weeks to reach its peak flavor, this traditional fennel salami offers a texture that is truly unique and a refreshing, aromatic profile thanks to the hand-selected fennel seeds. It is a product that speaks of history, patience, and uncompromising quality.
Serving Suggestions and Pairings
To enjoy the Finocchiona IGP at its best, we recommend serving it in thin slices alongside a glass of robust Chianti Red wine. The wine’s structure perfectly balances the aromatic fennel notes of the meat. For a complete Tuscan appetizer experience, pair it with:
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Tuscan Pecorino Cheese: Both semi-stagionato (semi-matured) and stagionato (aged) varieties provide the perfect contrast to the richness of the salami.
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Vegetables in Oil: Enhance the flavor profile with artisan-made pickled or preserved vegetables.
Antica Macelleria Falorni: Two Centuries of Excellence
The story of the Falorni family began in 1806 in the historic center of Greve in Chianti. For over two centuries, through nine generations of master butchers, the family has handed down the secrets of ancient recipes and artisanal knowledge. Today, the company still resides in the heart of the Chianti Classico region, maintaining the same commitment to excellence that defined its beginnings.
At Antica Macelleria Falorni, high quality is a daily promise and a deep responsibility toward their long history. Their production philosophy is centered on natural, slow-maturing processes. They avoid the use of techniques or enzymes that accelerate transformation, allowing their cured meats to mature according to the natural rhythm of time. This dedication results in cold cuts that are not just high quality, but simply delicious.
Why Choose Finocchiona IGP Falorni
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Authentic IGP Certification: Crafted according to strict regulations to guarantee its geographic origin and quality.
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Natural Maturation: Slow-cured without the use of artificial accelerants.
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Masterful Heritage: Produced by one of the oldest and most respected butcher shops in Tuscany.
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Unique Flavor Profile: An unmistakable aroma and freshness that only wild fennel seeds can provide.
Label:
Antica Macelleria Falorni Via di Colognole 67 Greve in Chianti (Florence)
Ingredients
Pork, salt, dextrose, fennel seeds (0.33%), peppercorns, ground pepper, garlic. Antioxidants: E300.
Preservatives: E252.
147 g of pork to produce 100 g of salami
Certified by a control body authorised by MIPAAFT
Average nutritional values per 100 g of product
Energy Kj 1800
Energy Kcal 433
Total fat 34.6
Saturated fatty acids 14.1
Total carbohydrates 0.4
Sugars < 0.1
Protein 30
Salt 5.16
Non-edible casing
Store in a cool place
Tuscan Salami Macelleria Belli tasting notes:
Label:
Macelleria Belli s.r.L. - Via P. Garibaldi, 55Torrita di Siena (SI) Salami
Ingredients: Pork, Salt, Dextrose, Sucrose, Spices and Natural Flavourings, Antioxidant: E300, Preservatives: E250, E252. Edible casing. Store at 0° +4°C.
ORIG. IT
Nutritional values per 100g: Energy 1667 402 kcal Fat 33g Of which: Saturated 13g Carbohydrates 0 Of which Sugars 0 Protein 26g Salt 4.2g
The history of Macelleria Belli:
Their story begins on a small farm in the Tuscan countryside, surrounded by cypress trees and very close to the town of Pienza.
At the end of the 1960s, a young man, Alfiero, moved away from this farm. In search of better fortune, he came to a small town, Torrita di Siena, then the centre of fashionable and commercial life in the area, with well-established activities and a rich and prosperous population, In this town he took over a small butcher's shop and since then everything that followed is the story of a life dedicated to work and the search for the best, where by best is meant good. His experiences at the Pienza farm, in fact, helped him recreate the ancient flavours of the Tuscan peasant tradition, to offer his customers the best in terms of genuineness and tastiness.
The small butcher's shop expanded to become a small charcuterie where these ancient family recipes were revived.
After several family members joined the company, a dream came true: the opening of a large butcher's shop with a charcuterie and ham factory attached just outside the 14th-century walls of Torrita. All this happened in 2002 and since then the business has done nothing but grow, thanks to the passion of a life spent chasing the joys of the palate.
How to use the Salame di Montalcino :
Salami is mainly used au naturel, accompanied by bread and cheese. It can be used in many rustic recipes to flavour savoury pies
Ingredients:
Pork, salt, pepper, natural flavors, sucrose, dextrose, antioxidant E 301, Preservatives: E252 – E 250. NUTRITIONAL VALUES EU Regulation 1169/2011 Product (g) 100 g Energy (Kj/Kcal) 341 Kcal -1418 Kj Protein (g) 26g Fats (g) of which saturated 26.1 g – of which saturated 14.4 g Carbohydrates (g) of which sugars 0,7 g- of which sugars 0,7 g Moisture % 40.8 Salt (g) 5.2 g
The history of Montalcino Salumi:
The Montalcino Salumi company was created more than 15 years ago by a group of people with considerable experience in the field of pork meat processing. The company deals with the production of quality Tuscan cold cuts. They are known for processing pork and wild boar meat and for producing salumi with traditional allergen- and gluten-free flavours. Their cured meats are made from carefully selected meat from farms organised in strict compliance with hygiene and nutritional standards.
How to use the wild Boar Sausages
Scent and flavour of an authentic land. We recommend Sergio Falaschi's wild boar salami as an aperitif or appetiser, accompanied by a glass of divine chianti red wine and semi-matured Tuscan pecorino cheese.
Label:
SIO FALASCHI CARNI E SALUMI
SAMINIATO (PI) - ORDINI@SERGIOFALASCHI.I
SALAME DI CINGHIALE TOSCANO SV
Ingredienti: Carne di cinghiale (60%), carne di Sino, sale bepe. aromi naturali, destrosio, aglio, erbe aromatiche.
antiossidanti: E301-E300, conservanti:E252
ORIGINE: ITALIA - CINGHIALE CACCIATO PROVENIENZA
TOSCANA
Modalità di conservazione: Mantenere in frigo tra 0 e 4°C. Aprire dal sottovuoto e riossigenare prima del consumo.
DICHIARAZIONE NUTRIZIONALE (VALORI MEDI x 100g). Valore energetico 1830kJ/440Kcal - Grassi 33g di cui acidi saturi 13g-Carboidrati 0,1g di cui zuccheri <0.5g - Proteine 35g - Sale 4,6g
RACCIABILITA': IT 9-183L CE
Sergio Falaschi
Sergio Falaschi is a piece of history in the small village of San Miniato. Butchers since 1925, the Falaschi family contributed to the pork butchering tradition of Tuscany and are still today ambassadors and guardians of ancient Tuscan traditions. They are famous for processing games and producing excellent cured meats, including the Finocchiona IGP. Their pride and joy, however, is the Mallegato di Pisa, a product so exceptional and unique that it is among the region’s slow food presidia.
Wild Boar Salami Macelleria Belli additional information:
Its preparation involves the use of lean and fatty meat, spices and red wine from the area, which give it a unique and strong flavour. It has a reddish-brown colour and an intense, spicy aroma.
Label:
Macelleria Belli s.r.l. - Via P. Garibaldi, 55 Torrita di Siena (SI) Tuscany
Wild Boar Salami
Ingredients: Pork 54%, Wild Boar 41%, Salt, Dextrose, Sucrose, Spices and Natural Flavourings, Antioxidant: E300, Preservatives: E250, E252. Non-edible casing. Store at 0° +4°
Nutritional values per 100g: Energy 1180 kJ 282 kcal Fat 16 g Of which: Saturated 6.9 Carbohydrates 0.7 Of which: Sugars 0g Protein 35 g Salt 4.1 g
The history of Macelleria Belli:
Their story begins on a small farm in the Tuscan countryside, surrounded by cypress trees and very close to the town of Pienza.
At the end of the 1960s, a young man, Alfiero, moved away from this farm. In search of better fortune, he came to a small town, Torrita di Siena, then the centre of fashionable and commercial life in the area, with well-established activities and a rich and prosperous population, In this town he took over a small butcher's shop and since then everything that followed is the story of a life dedicated to work and the search for the best, where by best is meant good. His experiences at the Pienza farm, in fact, helped him recreate the ancient flavours of the Tuscan peasant tradition, to offer his customers the best in terms of genuineness and tastiness.
The small butcher's shop expanded to become a small charcuterie where these ancient family recipes were revived.
After several family members joined the company, a dream came true: the opening of a large butcher's shop with a charcuterie and ham factory attached just outside the 14th-century walls of Torrita. All this happened in 2002 and since then the business has done nothing but grow, thanks to the passion of a life spent chasing the joys of the palate.
Sbriciolona Renieri additional information:
Sbriciolona is the most characteristic of Tuscan cured meats. It is obtained by finely mincing choice cuts of Cinta Senese meat and adding wild fennel seeds to the mixture.
The consistency is very soft and the slice tends to 'crumble'. The aroma and taste are unmistakable. Free of any allergens, it is stuffed into natural gut.
Ingredients:
Cinta Senese PDO pork 96%, salt, spices.
Antioxidant: Ascorbic acid (E300); Preservative: Potassium nitrate (E252)
GLUTEN-, LACTOSE- AND SUGAR-FREE.
The history of Renieri:
The Renieri family has always tried to tell the story of Tuscan traditions and the culture of good eating in the products they make. It is in this land that one of the oldest Tuscan pig breeds, the Cinta Senese, was born. So they have chosen to safeguard and enhance this breed by dedicating attention to the territory, breeding and production. They have been producing 'Cinta Senese PDO' Prosciutto and typical Tuscan Salumi since 1964, following a family tradition.
They do this by remaining 'artisans', with passion, according to the teachings handed down from father to son, choosing the best raw materials, personally taking care of all production phases, to achieve the quality that distinguishes our products.
How to use the Finocchiona IGP :
Ideal for aperitifs, finocchiona is the salume par excellence of chianti. Scent and flavour of an authentic land. We recommend Sergio Falaschi's finocchiona as an aperitif or appetiser, accompanied by a glass of divine chianti red wine and semi-matured Tuscan pecorino cheese.
Label:
SERGIO FALASCHI CARNI E SALUMI SAN MINIATO (PI) - ORDINI@SERGIOFALASCHI
FINOCCHIONA IGP
CE
Ingredients: Pork, salt, fennel seeds, red wine (SULPHITES). Broken pepper, dextrose, ground pepper, garlic, antioxidants: E300-E301.
Preservatives: E252
Storage: Keep refrigerated between 0 and 4°C. Remove from vacuum packaging and allow to breathe before consumption.
NUTRITIONAL DECLARATION (AVERAGE VALUES per 100g) Energy value 1594KJ/385kcal Fat 33g of which saturated acids 11g Carbohydrates 0.30 of which sugars
Protein 219 Salt (sodium x 2.54) 2.8g
Sergio Falaschi
Sergio Falaschi is a piece of history in the small village of San Miniato. Butchers since 1925, the Falaschi family contributed to the pork butchering tradition of Tuscany and are still today ambassadors and guardians of ancient Tuscan traditions. They are famous for processing games and producing excellent cured meats, including the Finocchiona IGP. Their pride and joy, however, is the Mallegato di Pisa, a product so exceptional and unique that it is among the region’s slow food presidia.
Cinta Senese DOP Salami Renieri:
For Cinta Senese DOP Salami Renieri minces the noble cuts and mixes them with salt, pepper and spices, without using sugar, powdered milk or microbial starters. Free of any allergens, it is stuffed into natural gut.
Ingredients:
Cinta Senese PDO pork 96%, salt, spices.
Preservative: Potassium nitrate (E252).
GLUTEN-, LACTOSE- AND SUGAR-FREE.
The history of Renieri:
The Renieri family has always tried to tell the story of Tuscan traditions and the culture of good eating in the products they make. It is in this land that one of the oldest Tuscan pig breeds, the Cinta Senese, was born. So they have chosen to safeguard and enhance this breed by dedicating attention to the territory, breeding and production. They have been producing 'Cinta Senese PDO' Prosciutto and typical Tuscan Salumi since 1964, following a family tradition.
They do this by remaining 'artisans', with passion, according to the teachings handed down from father to son, choosing the best raw materials, personally taking care of all production phases, to achieve the quality that distinguishes our products.
How to use the Doppietta Cinta Senese BIO:
Doppietta Cinta Senese bio il Ghiacciale is perfect to be eaten raw as aperitivo on a Tagliere Toscano with Pecorino and red wine
Ingredients:
ingredients: Cinta Senese pork, salt, pepper, wine, garlic ORGANIC INGREDIENTS without chemical preservatives, gluten, lactose
The history of Il Ghiacciale:
The Il Ghiacciale farm is located on the slopes of Mount Amiata, on the hills of the high Tuscan Maremma where its Cinta Senese pigs grow according to ancient and natural rhythms. With more than 35 hectares of oak and pastures, their pigs grow for at least three years free to graze acorns, berries and tubers according to an ancient tradition that goes perfectly with the precepts of organic and ethical treatment of animals, in order to offer a meat with an unique flavor that is transformed by skilled hands that follow ancient peasant recipes without the aid of dyes or preservatives.
How to use the Cinta Senese Salame BIO:
Cinta Senese Salame bio il Ghiacciale is perfect to be eaten raw as aperitivo on a Tagliere Toscano with Pecorino and red wine.
The history of Il Ghiacciale:
The Il Ghiacciale farm is located on the slopes of Mount Amiata, on the hills of the high Tuscan Maremma where its Cinta Senese pigs grow according to ancient and natural rhythms. With more than 35 hectares of oak and pastures, their pigs grow for at least three years free to graze acorns, berries and tubers according to an ancient tradition that goes perfectly with the precepts of organic and ethical treatment of animals, in order to offer a meat with an unique flavor that is transformed by skilled hands that follow ancient peasant recipes without the aid of dyes or preservatives.
Ingredients:
Cinta Senese pork, salt, pepper, wine, garlic. ORGANIC INGREDIENTS: without chemical preservatives, gluten, lactose average nutritional values per 100 grams of product energy value 52kcal fat 3.06g of which saturated fatty acids 1.123g carbohydrates 0g of which sugars 0g protein 5.87g salt 0.12g
How to use the Salame Cacciatore with Truffle
Truffle falvoured Cacciatore salame from San Miniato, perfect to enrich your aperitivo Toscano!
Label:
SERGIO FALASCHI CARNI E SALUMI SAN MINIATO (PI) - ORDINI@SERGIOFALASCHI.I
M8AQU
CE
SALAME CON TARTUFO SV
Ingredients: Pork, salt, fresh truffle (1%), natural flavourings, flavouring, dextrose, pepper, antioxidants: E301-300
preservatives: E252.
ORIGIN: ITALY
Storage: keep refrigerated between 0° and 4°C. Remove from vacuum packaging and allow to breathe before consumption.
NUTRITIONAL INFORMATION (AVERAGE VALUES PER 100g): Energy value 1387kJ / 335Kcal - Fat 29.8g of which saturated acids 9.6g - Carbohydrates 1.6g of which sugars <0.5g - Protein 15.1g - Salt 2.3g
TRACEABILITY: IT 1676M CE
Sergio Falaschi
Sergio Falaschi is a piece of history in the small village of San Miniato. Butchers since 1925, the Falaschi family contributed to the pork butchering tradition of Tuscany and are still today ambassadors and guardians of ancient Tuscan traditions. They are famous for processing games and producing excellent cured meats, including the Finocchiona IGP. Their pride and joy, however, is the Mallegato di Pisa, a product so exceptional and unique that it is among the region’s slow food presidia.
Salami Cinta Senese DOP Macelleria Belli additional information:
Cinta Senese Tuscan salami has an intense and distinctive flavour. It is characterised by a delicate taste of pork, enriched with natural spices such as black pepper and wild fennel. The texture is firm and soft, with the right balance of fat and lean. In addition, the Cinta Senese meat is highly prized and gives the salami a unique and unmistakable taste.
Ingredients:
100% Cinta Senese meat
The history of Macelleria Belli:
Their story begins on a small farm in the Tuscan countryside, surrounded by cypress trees and very close to the town of Pienza.
At the end of the 1960s, a young man, Alfiero, moved away from this farm. In search of better fortune, he came to a small town, Torrita di Siena, then the centre of fashionable and commercial life in the area, with well-established activities and a rich and prosperous population, In this town he took over a small butcher's shop and since then everything that followed is the story of a life dedicated to work and the search for the best, where by best is meant good. His experiences at the Pienza farm, in fact, helped him recreate the ancient flavours of the Tuscan peasant tradition, to offer his customers the best in terms of genuineness and tastiness.
The small butcher's shop expanded to become a small charcuterie where these ancient family recipes were revived.
After several family members joined the company, a dream came true: the opening of a large butcher's shop with a charcuterie and ham factory attached just outside the 14th-century walls of Torrita. All this happened in 2002 and since then the business has done nothing but grow, thanks to the passion of a life spent chasing the joys of the palate.
