Mission

We intend to focus our experience and our passion to those who want to rediscover the flavors, aromas and colors of the ancient tradition of the Marche.

Our products are entirely handmade, with only the highest quality raw materials, with particular attention to the old local varieties and wild fruits that are disappearing from the market.

We work with competence, love and sense of responsibility.

We use only raw materials from Marche, managing the entire supply chain, from cultivation to cooking, and also managing the entire processing up to packing, in order to offer unique products with the highest standards that nature offers.

Tied to the past, look to the future, with continuous investments in Research & Development to find new ways to interpret the taste and to present the product in a modern and innovative way.

For those who identify with the dictates of life-style of high quality

The originality of tradition in respect of the ancient local recipes maceratesi. The search and retrieval of long-forgotten fruit. An organic farming, which guarantees the purity of raw materials. A method of processing simple and natural, in full respect of the seasonality in full handmade throughout the production process.

These are jams, jellies, oil, fruit sauces, condiments, executed entirely by hand, through the use of simple tools, such as the masher at different sizes, and traditional cooking methods like boiling a pot open. Furthermore, no use is made of chemical thickeners, (Jellies and jams without pectin, without stabilizers or preservatives in oil), or extraction of natural dyes, the greater or lesser extent and density of the product is produced exclusively by the different methods of cooking, while its freshness is preserved through meticulous preservation techniques to the natural, in accordance with the seasonal cycles.

All this is Si.Gi.

 

The classic but not too much … The Fruit

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Fruits of our land, put in glass with a totally manual process to preserve all the best organoleptic quality of raw material selected

apricotApricot jam

Jam creamy consistency, which suggests small pieces. A smell of ripe fruit and full flavor, with a slight sour note, make it perfect for spreading on bread for breakfast, but also as a basis for a good risotto.

 

wild plumsLittle Wild Plum Jam

Thick and smooth jam with an intense aroma of wild plums, with a prevalence of tannic notes. The taste turns sour and strong, but reveals to the palate a pleasantly sweet aftertaste. Excellent in combination with pecorino sardo, crushed ice drink and hard cheeses. During dessert, perfectly mixed with the dough for pies and donuts.

raspberryRaspberry jam

Jam consistency rich, with pulp of the whole fruit. With an intense aroma, full of fresh fruit, to the palate reveals its sweet and strong taste. A perfect accompaniment to the “feathered” as the pheasant, or in desserts directly in the mix.

blackberryBlackberry jam

Jam soft texture, with the presence of small pieces. To the nose it appears full, with a hint of ripe fruit, which is revealed on the palate with a sweet, intense, slightly bitter aftertaste. It’s great to spread on bread for breakfast, or to enrich the mixture of sweet and tart.

mulberryMulberry jam

Jam derived from delicate cooking of dried fruit which is leaved entirely in its own juice. So Remains all the consistency of the whole fruit, both in extremely intense aroma, full, with rich notes of undergrowth, with a sweet and strong taste. It’s a great accompaniment to ricotta cheese, hot cakes, or to taste yogurt and ice cream

plumPlum jam

Soft, creamy jam, with flesh of plums, to the palate reveals the texture of the pieces of the fruit. The bouquet is intense, warm, with a delicate aroma of red fruits, the plum jam is fresh, smooth flavor with a slight bitter aftertaste. Excellent in breakfast, classic spreads on toast.

figsWhite figs jam or “Figs of the Lady“

Jam made from ancient varieties of figs. The extreme sensitivity of the mature fruit is revealed in the soft texture. The piece of fig, with its typical grains, and light fragrance gives a the sweet taste very intense and persistent. Excellent with white meat and delicate veined cheeses like soft blue cheese.

redcurrantRedcurrant jam

Jam solid and consistent, with the presence of whole fruit. The intense aroma with notes of undergrowth, a typical prelude to the rich flavor of the fruit with a bitter and sour aftertaste. The combination is perfect with all the game, the boar in particular, and to accompany pate, foie gras, or aged cheeses, such as the typical cheese “drunk”.

pearPear “Angelica“ jam

Jam soft texture and creamy made from the ancient variety of pear “Angelica“, very intense and rich aroma that makes it ideal as an accompaniment to cakes and pastries made with cheese, great on grilled or boiled white meats and boiled vegetables with chicken and capon. Alone, for breakfast.

gooseberryGooseberry jam

Jam consistency thick and solid, that gives a glimpse of crushed berries. The perfume is intense and ripe and leads to hints of berries, leaving a long note of grape strawberry. The taste slightly bitter and acidic, making it excellent as an accompaniment to a hard semi-mature cheeses such as pecorino, or used directly in cooking white meat.

Az.Agr. Si.Gi. s.a.s. c.da acquevive 25 62100 macerata p.iva/c.f. 01263250431- n. iscr. REA-MC-127313 info:Silvano Buccolini

                       

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