Matilde di Canossa: a journey through history and flavors

A Link Between Past and Present

Tradition is intertwined with creativity while respecting the values that have preserved the knowledge and ability of the generations that have preceded us.

This wealth of knowledge and skill is not only an archive of territorial memory but it is a vital force, a talent that animates the work of the artisans of the Matildic Lands every day.

Matilde di Canossa: The Countess with a Strong Heart

The greatness of Matilda di Canossa goes beyond history and enters the kingdom of legend.

In a period of conflict between Papacy and Empire, Matilde emerges as a mediating force, but also as a capable and determined leader.

Despite challenges, revolts and betrayals, her determination leads her to regain power over her domains and to be elected Vicar Imperial Queen in 1111.
This legacy of strength and wisdom is reflected in the lands that were once under his rule and in the products that now bear the DO.M brand

The DO.M. values

Respect for Tradition: Tradition is seen not only as a &' legacy of the past, but as a vital force that animates the present of the D.M. recognizes and celebrates the value of the knowledge and abilities of previous generations, considering them as pure manifestations of uniqueness and originality.

Guarantee of Excellence: Every product under &' DO.M. umbrella is the result of craftsmanship, quality and sustainability, reflecting the genuineness of the Matildic Lands.

Sustainability and Biodiversity: In addition to quality, DO.M. places great emphasis on the sustainability of production processes and on the protection of &' identity of territories and their biodiversity.

Connecting Artisans and the World: The brand acts as a bridge between the local artisans of the Matildic Lands and the global public.

The Beating Heart of the Italian Middle Ages: Terre

The Dominions of Matilde di Canossa encompass a wide variety of territories, extending from Lake Garda along the Po Valley to the hills of Viterbo in Lazio, up the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines between Parma and Modena, expanding throughout Tuscany and including western Umbria.

It is difficult to imagine an environment richer in differences in climate, geographical configuration, soil composition, and dietary habits, than what the Duchess had subject to.

These artisans, guardians of the value of their excellence, may not compete with large industries, but the quality of their products speaks for itself.

Andrea Lucchetta