What’s on at Eataly
Special dish at Pasta e Pizza Restaurant
Join us from 2nd of September, in Pasta e Pizza restaurant as we offer special dishes in partnership with Europe for the senses and the Consorzio per la Tutela del Formaggio Pecorino Romano, including a warming dish of pacchero carbonara made with pork cheek guanciale, eggs, black pepper, and Pecorino Romano PDO cheese sauce. Alongside, enjoy wine pairings produced in the Sicilian region of Etna with Etna DOC Rosso, a full bodied and powerful red with fruity hints of strawberry and cherry, and the Italian alps with Alto Adige DOC Gewürztraminer.
Market tastings
From 5th September, indulge in complimentary tasting days in-store, including wines from Alto Adige DOC, Etna DOC and Pecorino Romano PDO from the rolling hills, every Thursday – Sunday throughout September.
Hours for tasting:
Thursday – Friday: 6pm to 8pm
Saturday: 5pm to 8pm
Sunday: 12pm to 3 pm
Keep scrolling to discover more about this incredible region!
- Alto Adige DOC is nestled in the Italian Alps, Alto Adige, also known as South Tyrol in English, is a captivating region renowned for its natural beauty, cultural blend, and exquisite cuisine. This Italian-Austrian fusion offers a unique experience worth exploring. Alto Adige’s heritage reflects its history as part of both Italy and Austria. Its residents speak Italian, German, and Ladin, showcasing its diverse culture. The region’s geography varies from lush valleys to snow-capped mountains, creating an ideal setting for both winter sports and agriculture.
- Pecorino Romano PDO is an Italian hard cheese made from fresh whole sheep’s milk, usually with a pale ivory or straw-coloured crust. It has a dense consistency, a range of colours, and a tangy, aromatic taste. The rounds are cylindrical and stamped with the Pecorino Romano PDO logo. It can be sold after ageing for 5 months for table cheese and 8 months for grating types.
- Etna DOC wines are renowned for their unique characteristics, which are influenced by the region’s terroir. This includes factors such as orientation, intense sun exposure, altitude, rainfall, ventilation, and the volcanic soil type, all of which contribute to the distinct character of these wines. Feel free to talk to our wine team; they will be happy to assist you in choosing a bottle! Mount Etna, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is situated on the east coast of Sicily, to the north of Catania. Etna is the highest active volcano in Europe and one of the most active in the world.
Have we tempted you yet? Join us and our partners Consorzio Alto Adige Wines, Consortium for the Protection of Etna Wines and Consortium for the Protection of Pecorino Romano DOP in-store from 4th September and celebrate all this incredible region has to offer!
