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Greve in chianti: cured meats, wine and much more
The typical products of the Cinta Senese, such as the Prosciutto di Cinta Senese DOP dell'Antica Macelleria Falorni, ideal for surprising the most demanding palates during a gourmet aperitif. It goes perfectly with a glass of Chianti red wine and semi-mature Tuscan pecorino cheese, creating an unforgettable and authentically Tuscan dining experience;Among the culinary treasures of Greve, Chianti Classico wine and fine cured meats stand out. We have selected for you some of the most representative products of this area. Greve in Chianti holds a prestigious position within the 'Chianti Classico' denomination, thanks to its wines with unmistakable character. The Chianti Classico DOCG Olinto I Fabbri is one of these fine wines, the expression of a territory and a grape variety, Sangiovese, that finds in the Chianti region the ideal conditions to express itself at its best.
The tradition of charcuterie in Greve in Chianti boasts centuries of history. The Salame Toscano del Chianti Falorni and the Trancio di Prosciutto del Chianti Falorni are among the most representative products, the scent of a land that has made breeding and butchery two of its oldest trades. The salami, made with craftsmanship, is a concentrate of aromas and flavours that go perfectly with a bottle of Chianti, a piece of Pecorino di Pienza and some fruit jam;In conclusion, the food and wine tradition of Greve in Chianti presents itself as a fascinating itinerary of flavours and passions in which quality raw materials and ancient craftsmanship create unique and unmistakable products. A journey through Greve and its culinary delights is, therefore, a total immersion in the most authentic traditions of Tuscany, discovering a rich and varied gastronomic heritage that has made this region famous throughout the world;
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