A LOOK TO THE LANDSCAPE
From the fairytale frame of Locorotondo, the desire to taste the flavors of the territory brings us once again to the table for a tasting of typical dairy products at a local farm located in the enchanting Murgia of Bari, between trulli in the countryside. This is an opportunity not only to tickle your appetite, but also to directly experience the tradition and observe the production of mozzarella, knotted, woven and shaped in all its forms! A universe of tastiness and simplicity to stimulate your palate and imagination and satisfy every curiosity about how this product is made.
DETAILS
65€/pax
The price refers to a single person and a minimum of 4 people.
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