POMEGRANATE DRINK. Biological
Information
| Weight | 200g |
| Volume | 0.2 liters |
| Shelf Life | 24–36 maanden |
| Values | Organic |
| Made in | Italy |
| Brand location | Italy |
| Ingredients | Ingredienti: Succo di melograno* da concentrato 44%, succo di mela* da concentrato 43%, succo d'uva da concentrato 8,5%, succo di ribes nero* da concentrato 4,5%. *bio |
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Agricola Miglioretti is a farm that has always been located in the Turin hills, the Miglioretti Valley, with its 13 hectares of arable land, has hosted the family of farmers from which it takes since 1929 the name. In the fields of our farm there are several centuries-old fruit trees, vineyards and greenhouses for growing vegetables, all designed to enhance natural cycles, reduce the use of pesticides and herbicides for a production of the highest quality and with an authentic taste. Emanuele Miglioretti grew up in Pino, in the Turin hills. A degree in architecture and a five-year experience abroad between Canada and Australia, which was instrumental in reevaluating its origins and its homeland. In 2015 he makes a profound change in his life, he decides to leave the profession of architect to find his origins and follow his innate passion for taste and the rediscovery of ancient flavors. Thus begins the great adventure that sees him as the protagonist in returning to the land and his roots. He obtained his sommelier diploma and is totally committed to the creation of his own farm. He becomes an agricultural entrepreneur and builds on the lands of 'Valle Miglioretti', inherited at the age of thirty from his grandparents and uncles, who have always been farmers. Emanuele Miglietti
