The De Bonis Brothers farm extends over the fascinating hills of the historic Appian Way, between Irsina, Genzano and Spinazzola. This medium hill territory offers a unique environment, characterized by a variety of microclimates and soils that favor the cultivation of agricultural products high quality. Our territory is deeply linked to the Frederick era, a historical period that has left an indelible mark on our culture and agricultural tradition. The cultivation techniques handed down over time, together with the historical richness of the region, give our products a unique character and inimitable.

Located in southern Italy, our territory benefits from a dry climate with less rainfall than other regions. This climate is ideal for growing wheat and olives, essential ingredients for our artisanal pasta and extra virgin olive oil. The lack of rainfall concentrates the flavors and increases the organoleptic properties of our products, guaranteeing an authentic taste and superior quality. These lands, steeped in the history of Frederick II, bring with them a cultural legacy that enriches every aspect of our agricultural production, guaranteeing authenticity and tradition. The dry climate of southern Italy, with less rainfall, creates ideal conditions for crops that enhance the flavor and quality of our products, from artisanal pasta to extra virgin olive oil.