Enrico Ricci
Tuscany Chianina
Tuscany Chianina
Butcher Ricci
Via Traversa dei Monti, 4
53020 Trequanda
Siena
0577.662252
www.macelleriaricci.it
macelleria.ricci@libero.it
Via Traversa dei Monti, 4
53020 Trequanda
Siena
0577.662252
www.macelleriaricci.it
macelleria.ricci@libero.it



Butchers for generations, the Ricci. Butchers for passion from the 1895. And Henry for thirty years with his wife Rossana, always at his side, carrying on the family tradition. First, in the shop town of Castelmuzio, then, from 1990 in Trequanda, a small Town in the province of Siena, Henry relentlessly sells cuts of pure Chianina IGP of the highest quality. Was friendly and helpful, welcomes customers with great grace and never misses an opportunity to dispense good advice.
Son, the grandson and great-grandson of butchers has learned by observing and working in the field since he was a boy. "I stole a lot with my eyes," he says, paraphrasing a Tuscan saying. "Thanks to the work and the environment in which we live and in which our animals grow, we have managed to keep the flavors and aromas of the past intact over time, respecting the manual skills of all traditional processes" he adds.
In the butcher shop of Trequanda you sell, among the other specialities, meat coming directly from the farm owned by the Trequanda FPC farm (Pension Fund Of Cariplo), maintaining a direct relationship between the producer and the consumer that allows you to optimize the location of the product and to grant the type-approval.
From the breeder to the consumer, then. Henry follows each stage with total dedication. “It takes a lot of willpower to do this job well. We we. The days are intense but we don't weigh all that much. We recognize that we are in full view of the world Rural: is the present and the future ".
Fresh meat
of Chianina Toscana
of Chianina Toscana
Chianina cattle, once used for work in the fields due to their robust size and innate physical strength, today they are bred exclusively for food purposes.
From small hazelnut colored, they acquire the typical porcelain white coat as they grow up.
The breed risked extinction with the advent of mechanical means but survived thanks to the perseverance of tenacious breeders and butchers who were able to recognize the peculiar characteristics of this tasty and particularly digestible meat right from the start.
Poorly suited to intensive farming, the heads of the Chianina, known since the time of the etruscan, at the Trequanda farm they grow on pasture according to the IGP specification in a completely natural way. The meat that is placed on the market enjoys unique features. Among other, it is rich in iron, it has low cholesterol and saturated fat content.
After the necessary aging in the cell, you can enjoy soft, tasty, unmistakable at the first bite.
