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Olearia Aulettese - Pomodoro San Marzano

Pure flavor

Pure quality

Simply tomato

Passata

20.3 fl oz

Passata

Pelati

17.6oz

Pelati
Tomatoes Exploded View

Beyond a Simple Product

Our tomatoes are not just ingredients, but the result of a pact between man and nature that is renewed every season in Auletta.

Manual Harvest

We select every fruit by hand to guarantee absolute integrity. No machine can replace the expert eye of our farmers.

Respect for Tradition

We follow the slow rhythms of the past. We process the tomatoes within 6 hours of harvesting to preserve every single molecule of flavor.

Sensory Experience

The Flavor Profile

Perfect Balance

Intense sweetness mitigated by a mineral note typical of the calcareous soils of Vallo di Diano. Full-bodied, dense, inimitable.

Opening a bottle is like returning to the summers of childhood.

Cultural Heritage

The Soul of Flavor

The Heart of the Mediterranean Diet

The absolute protagonist of Campanian cuisine, the tomato brings freshness, color, and vitality. It is the ingredient that can never be missing in a home that speaks of roots.

It is not just food; it is the scent of our land released in every drop of sauce.

The Red Gold of Campania

In Campania, the tomato is not a simple condiment, but a sacred element that defines the identity of an entire people and its millennial story.

A Social Ritual

From the summer "bottigliata" (bottling tradition) to family Sundays, the tomato unites generations. It is the symbol of conviviality that transforms a meal into a shared memory.

Heritage of the Land

Cultivated in fertile soils and kissed by the Southern sun, our tomato encapsulates the biodiversity of a territory unique in the world, protected and valued every day.

Olearia Aulettese di Pucciarelli Antonio & Figli s.n.c.

Contrada Vagni, Auletta (SA)

PIVA/VAT 00669360653

PEC info@pec.olearia-aulettese.it

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