Discover the legacy of Villa degli Olmi, originally a hunting lodge crafted by my husband’s grandfather, steeped in history and tradition. Nestled amidst our sprawling lands dedicated to wildlife conservation, our estate teems with native species, including the noble wild boar.
In our exclusive cooking course, immerse yourself in the art of preparing exquisite dishes featuring wild boar meat sourced directly from our forested grounds. These animals roam freely, ensuring their welfare and providing a sustainable alternative to conventional meats.
Wild boar has graced local tables since ancient times, revered from the Roman Empire through the Middle Ages. Join us to partake in this timeless culinary journey, savoring authentic flavors passed down through generations of hunters.
Embark on a gastronomic adventure where each bite offers a taste of history, celebrating our heritage with every delicious morsel.
A traditional sauce originating from Emilia-Romagna. It features a savoury blend of slow-cooked onions, tomatoes, and lard or olive oil, resulting in a rich and flavourful condiment. It's often served as a spread on crusty bread or tigelle.
A rustic dish featuring succulent wild boar, sweet carrots, and aromatic onions. The boar is seared and simmered with tomatoes for a touch of acidity, while juniper berries add a unique, piney flavour. This hearty stew captures the essence of countryside cooking with its rich and balanced taste.
A classic Northern Italian dish made from coarsely ground cornmeal. Often served as a base for meats and stews, polenta can be enjoyed soft and creamy or allowed to set and then grilled or fried. Its mild, comforting flavour makes it a versatile and beloved staple in Italian cuisine
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Full refunds will be issued for cancellations made at least 48 hours prior to the activity
Complimentary pickup is available from Castel San Pietro Terme train station. Alternatively, pickup from Bologna’s city center is available for a fee of €120.