Damiano Spina

Damiano Spina – Apulian antipasti and vegetable specialties

The Damiano Spina line from Spina Sapori di Puglia combines select ingredients and careful processing with the culinary tradition of Apulia. At La Bottega del Caffè, you will find a compact selection of pickled vegetable specialties for antipasti, aperitivo, bruschetta, pasta, and Mediterranean side dishes.

Available choices include Puntarelle di Cicoria, Cime di Rapa Pugliesi, the spicy Peperoncino Trifolato, Pomodorini Secchi di Puglia, and the versatile Antipasto Capriccioso.

Which Damiano Spina specialty is right for me?

For chicory lovers, the Puntarelle are an exciting choice, while the Cime di Rapa bring typical Apulian turnip greens into the jar. Those looking for heat should choose the Peperoncino Trifolato. The Pomodorini Secchi are versatile for use in bruschetta, pasta, and salads; the Antipasto Capriccioso offers a ready-made mixture of various vegetables.

You can order Damiano Spina products conveniently online from us in Switzerland and Liechtenstein. In-store pickup for available items is also possible at our shop in Lenzburg.

Frequently asked questions about Damiano Spina

Which Damiano Spina products are available at La Bottega del Caffè?

We currently carry five specialties: Puntarelle di Cicoria, Cime di Rapa Pugliesi, Peperoncino Trifolato, Pomodorini Secchi di Puglia, and Antipasto Capriccioso.

What is Puntarelle di Cicoria?

Puntarelle are young chicory sprouts. Damiano Spina offers them as a pickled vegetable specialty in oil with capers and spices.

What are Cime di Rapa?

Cime di Rapa is a leafy and stem vegetable common in Southern Italy, often known as turnip greens or broccoli rabe. The Damiano Spina version is refined with oil, garlic, and chili.

What is Peperoncino Trifolato used for?

The Peperoncino Trifolato is suitable for seasoning pasta, pizza, meat, fish, and vegetables, or as a piquant addition to antipasti.

How can I use Pomodorini Secchi?

The Pomodorini Secchi di Puglia go well with antipasti, bruschetta, pasta, salads, focaccia, or Mediterranean sandwiches.

What is Antipasto Capriccioso?

The Antipasto Capriccioso is a mixture of various vegetables in oil and can be served directly as an antipasto or Mediterranean side dish.

Where can I buy Damiano Spina in Switzerland?

You can order all available Damiano Spina products online at La Bottega del Caffè for delivery in Switzerland and Liechtenstein.

Can I pick up Damiano Spina in Lenzburg?

Yes. You can also pick up available Damiano Spina products at our shop in Lenzburg.