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Ciliegia di Marostica
Prunus avium L. cherries grown in Vicenza, Veneto, Italy
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Ciliegia di Marostica PGI :: Qualigeo
Ciliegia di Marostica PGI is a fresh cherry belonging to the species Prunus avium L., deriving from the following varieties: early-ripening Sandra and Francese, the latter deriving from the Bigareaux Moreaux and Burlat; mid-season Roana and early-ripening...
Ciliegia di Marostica | Local Cherries From Province of Vicenza, Italy | TasteAtlas
What is Ciliegia di Marostica? Found almost exclusively in hilly areas with fertile soil rich in potassium, Marostica cherries are grown in Veneto's province of Vicenza. The juicy Ciliegia di Marostica is packed with vitamins, polyphenols and sugars, and...
Ciliegia di Marostica: the gem of Veneto | Italian Food Excellence
Cherry boasts an ancient story, originating in Pontus, a region of Asia Minor. Many centuries ago, thanks to the Romans, it arrived in Italy, developing...
Ciliegia di Marostica IGP :: Qualigeo
La Ciliegia di Marostica IGP designa il frutto allo stato fresco ottenuto dalla coltivazione delle seguenti varietà della specie Prunus avium L.: le precocissime Sandra e Francese, quest’ultima ascrivibile alle varietà Bigareaux Moreaux e Burlat; la medio...
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