DO.M.: the seal of guarantee for Matilda's excellence

The Historical Roots of the DO.M. Brand

The story of Matilde di Canossa not only evokes an era of political and cultural fervor but also highlights the agri-food richness of the territories that the Great Countess ardently safeguarded.

Nowadays, this heritage is reflected through the DO.M. (Dominio Matildico) brand, a guarantee of traceability and quality that encompasses food products originating from the Matildic lands.

DO.M. Philosophy: An Unbreakable Bond with Tradition

Tradition is not just a legacy of the past but a vital force that animates the present.
DO.M. recognizes and celebrates the value of the knowledge and skills of previous generations, viewing them as pure manifestations of uniqueness and originality.

Each DO.M. product is a treasure of craftsmanship, quality, and sustainability.
This brand reflects the authenticity of the Matildic Lands, ensuring that each item is the result of unparalleled care and mastery.

Sustainability and Biodiversity: The Echo of Responsibility

Sustainability is not just a concept but a daily practice for DO.M.

The protection of the identity of the territories and their biodiversity is at the heart of every production process, ensuring a balance between innovation and the conservation of natural resources.

Connecting Artisans and the World: A Bridge Between Locality and Globality

DO.M. serves as a bridge between local artisans of the Matildic Lands and the global audience.

Through the brand, consumers from all over the world can discover and appreciate the richness and variety of Matildic agri-food products, connecting with a tradition of excellence that dates back to the time of Matilde di Canossa.

A Journey of Discovery

Through DO.M., we invite every consumer to embark on a journey of discovery.

The section dedicated to DO.M. products – Matildic Lands is an open door to the glorious past and future innovation, offering a carefully curated selection of local products that tell the story, culture, and passion of the Lands of the Imperial Queen Matilde di Canossa.