Set Vin Santo sweet wine & cantuccini
Buy Set Vin Santo sweet wine & cantuccini
Cantuccini is one of the most famous dried almond biscuits in Tuscan cuisine, paired with Vin Santo, a sweet dessert wine also from Tuscany.
Traditionally, Italians enjoy Cantuccini dipped in Vin Santo - a culinary delight.
Description:
Origin San Gimignano D.O.C.
Vin Santo Winery Poderi del Paradiso. A noble sweet wine with a golden yellow colour. Intense scent of almonds, apricots and flowers on the nose. Sweet and full in the mouth with a nicely balanced acidity and a long-lasting finish.
Traditionally, this dessert wine is dipped into the almond luggage Cantucci and drunk/eaten that way.
Drinking temperature from 10 °C to 12 °C: high storage potential.
Origin: Italy, Tuscany, Alcohol content: 16.5% VOL., Residual sugar: 115g/l, Acid: 7.5g/l, Allergens: Contains sulphites, Unit: 0.375 liters
Description Cantuccini:
Discover the exclusive Cantuccini from Sapori 1832, the traditional company from one of the oldest pastry shops in Italy. Made in Siena, Tuscany. A striking feature of these hard, crispy delicacies is the diagonal cut that is made immediately after the first baking. After this precise shaping, the Cantuccini are baked again, giving them their characteristic, wonderful crispiness. This double baking process gives the Cantuccini their distinctive texture and makes them a real highlight among Italian biscotti.
In addition, the Sapori Cantuccini bear the "Indicazione Geografica Protetta" (IGP) seal of quality, which certifies their authenticity and regional origin.
Unit:
1 bag 175 g
Ingredients:
Wheat flour, sugar, almonds, fresh, pasteurized egg yolk from barn farming, fresh pasteurized eggs from barn farming, fresh pasteurized whole milk, butter, honey, raising agents: disodium phosphate, sodium hydrogen carbonate, salt, flavorings.
Contains gluten, almonds, eggs and milk | Almonds from non-EU countries | May contain traces of soy, mustard and other nuts. Delivery note: Cantuccini are naturally very brittle.
However, breakage does not in itself mean a reduction in quality. A delivery without breakage cannot be guaranteed!
Services:
Order Set Vin Santo sweet wine & cantuccini - buy online at sweetART - best quality - low price - fast shipping guaranteed!
Cantuccini is one of the most famous dried almond biscuits in Tuscan cuisine, paired with Vin Santo, a sweet dessert wine also from Tuscany.
Traditionally, Italians enjoy Cantuccini dipped in Vin Santo - a culinary delight.
Description:
Origin San Gimignano D.O.C.
Vin Santo Winery Poderi del Paradiso. A noble sweet wine with a golden yellow colour. Intense scent of almonds, apricots and flowers on the nose. Sweet and full in the mouth with a nicely balanced acidity and a long-lasting finish.
Traditionally, this dessert wine is dipped into the almond luggage Cantucci and drunk/eaten that way.
Drinking temperature from 10 °C to 12 °C: high storage potential.
Origin: Italy, Tuscany, Alcohol content: 16.5% VOL., Residual sugar: 115g/l, Acid: 7.5g/l, Allergens: Contains sulphites, Unit: 0.375 liters
Description Cantuccini:
Discover the exclusive Cantuccini from Sapori 1832, the traditional company from one of the oldest pastry shops in Italy. Made in Siena, Tuscany. A striking feature of these hard, crispy delicacies is the diagonal cut that is made immediately after the first baking. After this precise shaping, the Cantuccini are baked again, giving them their characteristic, wonderful crispiness. This double baking process gives the Cantuccini their distinctive texture and makes them a real highlight among Italian biscotti.
In addition, the Sapori Cantuccini bear the "Indicazione Geografica Protetta" (IGP) seal of quality, which certifies their authenticity and regional origin.
Unit:
1 bag 175 g
Ingredients:
Wheat flour, sugar, almonds, fresh, pasteurized egg yolk from barn farming, fresh pasteurized eggs from barn farming, fresh pasteurized whole milk, butter, honey, raising agents: disodium phosphate, sodium hydrogen carbonate, salt, flavorings.
Contains gluten, almonds, eggs and milk | Almonds from non-EU countries | May contain traces of soy, mustard and other nuts. Delivery note: Cantuccini are naturally very brittle.
However, breakage does not in itself mean a reduction in quality. A delivery without breakage cannot be guaranteed!
Services:
Order Set Vin Santo sweet wine & cantuccini - buy online at sweetART - best quality - low price - fast shipping guaranteed!
Story:
Around the year 1000 AD. a grape called "Vernaccia" was grown in the San Gimignano area.
The name "Paradiso" first appeared in literature in the 13th century.
In 1973 the Cetti family acquired the company "Podere del Paradiso" and a structure of the current company was born.
In fact, the Poderi del Paradiso stretch out in an amphitheater of vineyards at the foot of San Gimignano. They have almost thirty hectares of vineyards and, with the invaluable help of winemaker Paolo Caciorgna, they produce more than 150,000 bottles a year.
There are almost 1,300 olive trees from which an excellent olive oil is obtained.
Although Podere del Paradiso has remained faithful to San Gimignano's Vernaccia grape, which comes in numerous versions, Paolo Caciorgna is convinced that the terroir in San Gimignano has potential to test other grape varieties as well. Since the early 1980s, Cabernet Sauvignon and Franc, Merlot, Syrah and Chardonnay have been grown in its vineyards, near the traditional Vernaccia and Sangiovese vines.
Around the year 1000 AD. a grape called "Vernaccia" was grown in the San Gimignano area.
The name "Paradiso" first appeared in literature in the 13th century.
In 1973 the Cetti family acquired the company "Podere del Paradiso" and a structure of the current company was born.
In fact, the Poderi del Paradiso stretch out in an amphitheater of vineyards at the foot of San Gimignano. They have almost thirty hectares of vineyards and, with the invaluable help of winemaker Paolo Caciorgna, they produce more than 150,000 bottles a year.
There are almost 1,300 olive trees from which an excellent olive oil is obtained.
Although Podere del Paradiso has remained faithful to San Gimignano's Vernaccia grape, which comes in numerous versions, Paolo Caciorgna is convinced that the terroir in San Gimignano has potential to test other grape varieties as well. Since the early 1980s, Cabernet Sauvignon and Franc, Merlot, Syrah and Chardonnay have been grown in its vineyards, near the traditional Vernaccia and Sangiovese vines.