Tomato Gazpacho

Filled with the sweet acidity of our Original Passata, the tang of fresh alliums, and the body of high quality extra virgin olive oil, this gazpacho soup is quick and simple. Velvety smooth and balanced, we recommend serving this for your next Sunday lunch.
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Karen Akunowicz' Peach And Tomato Panzanella

Bring the fresh and bright flavors of James Beard Award winning chef Karen Akunowicz home with her Peach and Tomato Panzanella Salad. Tossed with her exclusive Bona Furtuna Chef's Blend extra virgin olive oil, savor the nuance of her culinary finesse with every bite.
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Sicilian Watermelon Pudding

Turning watermelon into an elevated dessert, gelo di melone is one of the most popular ways to enjoy watermelons in Sicily. Grown in abundance around the island, watermelon colors market stands all summer long. Delicious on its own, try this delicious watermelon pudding and discover a new way to enjoy the summertime favorite.
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Sicilian Lemon Granita

Enjoyed in Sicily since the Middle Ages, there are few things more refreshing than a fresh lemon granita. Sweet, sour, and icy cold, it's the perfect way to cool down on a hot summer day.
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Our Olives

With over 12,000 olive trees of 9 different varieties growing in the foothills of Monte Barrau, it is the combination of the best Sicilian olives, our farm's biodiversity, and our closed-loop production system that produces our award-winning, world-class extra virgin olive oil.
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Your Biscotti Questions, Answered

Biscotti, the infamous Italian coffee mate, hold a special place in everyones hearts. Known for their unique texture and delicious adaptability to flavor, many have asked what sets our biscotti apart from the rest? Why are they not as hard as the rest? What really is a biscotti cookie? We've answered these questions and more to help you get to the bottom of the wonderous treat.
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What's In Season Throughout Italy This June

When we think about Italy, it is impossible to overlook its exceptional food. With vastly differing climatic conditions, the flora and fauna that thrive throughout Italy have been intrinsically linked to tradition for centuries. Signaling the arrival of summer, June beckons froth the start of Italy's most bountiful growing season. From north to south, we're taking a look at the best fruits and vegetables to enjoy this time of year, and how to savor them like the Italians do.
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