Fondants and pastilles
Antique casting tools and machines, still in use today, keep our workshop alive. The sugar is processed in various shapes and colours, including fruit flavoured caramels, fondants, rosolio drops, and the famous Ginevrine, which bear witness to the combination of traditional know-how and fantasy.
THE ART OF SUGAR PROCESSING
Deep knowledge of sugar and its combination with natural aromas is essential for our artisans. Their ability to precisely manage cooking times and temperatures, together with careful selection of natural aromas and colors, gives rise to an extraordinary variety of creations: from classic fondant candies to delicate scented lozenges, each with a unique character.
THE BRILLANTATURA TECHNIQUE
Our artisans master the refined art of "brillantatura," a complex technique that allows natural preservation of products without adding additives. Syrups and aromas blend harmoniously, creating artisanal candies that enhance the flavors offered by nature. Our sugar candies are prepared according to centuries-old recipes that guarantee freshness and genuineness, just like our candied fruits and artisanal jams.
FROM GINEVRINE TO FONDANT: A STORY OF INNOVATION
Until the invention of fondant by the French in 1830, sugar processing was characterized by cooking granulated sugar to obtain "hard" products, like the iconic ginevrine, crunchy and shiny flavored sugar lozenges.
With the discovery of fondant, a soft and malleable sugar paste, master confectioners could give space to their creativity, creating delicious fondant candies with a soft white shell that gently melts in the mouth.
The confectioner's imagination finds its maximum expression in rosolio drops, very thin sugar shells that melt in the mouth, revealing a drop of scented rosolio. For those who love softer consistencies, fruit pastes offer a unique sensory experience: the natural sweetness of apples explodes on the palate, enriched by delicate natural aromas that enhance perfumes and flavors.



