The great Italian tradition of condiments HOME AGENCY BALSETO PRODUCTS RECIPES STORES BECOME A RESELLER CONTACT US The Balseto Laudense History "... The monks set out at a good pace to make licore dulce et agresto with which they tanned river meat and fish, and the ribbed vegetables that grew in their gardens to make the food tasty and prune them all ..." The origins of this product are to be found in the history books that narrate the events of the Lodi and feudal territory in general. In fact, it is said that .. “… This ruggero da Imola, he had brought with him some Trebbiane grapes which he had planted in the gardens that the monks of Certosa had on the estates of Lodi and San Colombano. With these grapes the monks made a condiment de superior qualitate tanned with aromas and spices ... " The Balseto Laudense was in fact used in ancient times in addition to water to quench the thirst of wheat reapers; later the Carthusian monks discovered its value as a cooking condiment and defined it "Licore de cucina dulce et agreste". The historical-gastronomic research In recent times, the meticulous work of Paola Rancati, founder of Gran Sapori, has brought Balseto Laudense back to its former glory. The best restaurants use it today in some of their preparations to enhance and enrich the taste with a touch of delicate originality. "... Such Ruggero da Imola, had brought with him some Trebbiano grapes that he had planted in the gardens that the monks of Certosa had in the farms of Lodi ..." Copyright © 2018 Kopafood Srl KOPAFOOD Srl Viale Milano, 44 26900 Lodi (LO) Email * I agree to the treatment of my personal data * I agree to the treatment of my personal data Powered by Weblitz × Deprecated function : Methods with the same name as their class will not be constructors in a future version of PHP; nodequeue_queue has a deprecated constructor in include_once () (line 1374 of /var/www/vhosts/kopafood-gransapori.it/httpdocs/includes/bootstrap.inc ). This site uses its own and third-party cookies to improve your browsing experience However, no commercial information will be collected More information Accept Refuse