In the Making: Meet Our
Producers and Partners
Meet the artisan producers and generational families who partner with us to bring Italy home. From the land to the artisan’s hand, from us to you.
Our products are sourced and supported by lasting relationships with artisan producers and reflect our commitment to the culinary and cultural heritage of regional Italian food and sustainable farming practices that follow our purpose and pleasure "from the land to the artisan's hand, from generational producers, from us to you". Linked to the gastro-history of Italy there is a culinary backstory with a personal connection to our selected offerings. Offerings vary according to seasonality and producer availability.
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It matters where you buy your products and we appreciate your consideration in purchasing from our collaborators and suppliers. We encourage you to read about our suppliers and the generational companies in Italy that we work with on our product pages and tasting event descriptions. The history "la storia" of the product and company are described below to help you learn the back story behind the food and who makes and curates the product. They bring authenticity to your experience and continue to inspire our creativity.
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For more information about our taste travels in Italy, read the Market Blog.
Felicetti Pastificio in the Trentino-Alto Adige/Sudtirol region of Northern Italy in the valley of the Dolomites making Monograno Felicetti pasta.A company committed to protecting the environment through conscious land use, preserving the biodiversity of grains, paying attention to all nutritional aspects of their products.
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Tessitura Pardi Umbrian linens reflect the beauty of the Italian landscape, the allure of ancient patterns, and the skill of the weaver.
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Maletti Balsamico. Drop by drop, exceptional balsamico from an artisan producer in Emilia Romagna.
Mary Judge Artisan crafted dipping dish by artist Mary Judge, inspired by the terraced olive groves of the Italian countryside.
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Tenuta di Capezzana located northwest of Florence, the estate farm of the Contini-Bonacossi family has been producing olive oil since the year 804.
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Casa Corneli Organic, generationally farmed Umbrian legumes.
Pojer e Sandri Known for reviving local grapes from Italy's SudTirol and using them to make distinctive wines and vinegars unique to the Trentino Alto-Adige.
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Lark Fine Foods A100% woman-owned company north of Boston in Essex, Massachusetts chosen for a line of Italian inspired small-batch cookies and savory biscuits made with natural ingredients that adhere to non-GMO standards.
La Favorita family run company in Northern Italy that believes in a simple and natural way of production, maintaining the pure taste of the ingredients and giving the feeling of eating the "just picked" flavors of the region.