Founded many years ago as a small artisan company of excellence, already appreciated and well rooted in the territory, GM became part of the Margheriti Group five years ago. The owner, Alberto Margheriti, immediately grasped its value and potential, starting a growth path aimed at strengthening both the production and the brand identity, confirming its prestige in the panorama of artisan roasters.
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You don’t need to love wine to be enchanted: when you enter the Enoteca Meucci, you realize that the precious and ancient drink brings with it something more ancient and magical, perhaps due to the millenary tradition and legends, or perhaps just to the passion and dedication of those who often devote their entire lives to its production.
read more >The people of Sarteano affectionately call it ‘Tripola’, and when in the last issue I spoke of it with emotion and affection, calling it ‘home’, I was referring to the family atmosphere that reigns within these ancient walls in the center of the town.
read more >Francesco Faccendi, born in 1973, is today one of the best Italian pastry chefs specialized in the processing of chocolate and large leavened products. Becoming an APEI Ambassador means becoming part of a community of pastry chefs of excellence and contributing to the development and enhancement of the Italian pastry art.
read more >In Tuscany, wine is a tradition, a culture, a way of living and marking time and the seasons; but for some all this is declined into a real passion. This is the case of Alberto Margheriti, who has been able to wisely transfuse his great love into the “Vini di Toscana” brand, a chain of elegant and well-stocked wine bars that aim to tell and enhance the most authentic soul of our region.
read more >These are the owners of the bar and restaurant businesses Bradi Toscani, Caffè Centrale, Il RitroVino, La Torretta, Pasticceria Centro Storico and Torotosco, six businesses in the same sector, but with different offers and styles, all based on excellence.
read more >The dishes that represented the milestone of the ancient cuisine have all remained, from ‘pici all’aglione and tomato sauce’ (in Sarteano the sauce is called “sugo”, ed.) to roast beef, from meatloaf to tripe, from cod to tiramisu.
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