In the most luxurious Puglia: dinner at Borgo Egnazia at the social table “Orto”

“L’Orto is an important stage, which contributes to making the identity and values ​​of our cuisine even more defined”, explains the chef of the Due Camini, telling how with this project he wants to return to the authentic flavors of his land, often also to the simpler ones. «This table is a tribute to the religious care of the garden that has been handed down to us from previous generations. Here we use ingredients that are often defined as poor, but which in reality are an expression of the great cultural richness of our territory, a heritage that I have the honor of letting our customers discover and rediscover “.

Borgo Egnazia: a tribute to Puglia

On the other hand, the entire structure of Borgo Egnazia – inaugurated in 2020 from the idea of ​​the entrepreneur Aldo Melpignano – is a gigantic tribute to Puglia and its traditions. An exclusive gift, of course, with private villas with swimming pools, golf courses facing the sea and the very original Bottega Egnazia where you can shop for clothes and products that smell of an Italian spirit that in part no longer exists.

Borgo Egnazia seems to have the aim of bringing back to life that taste of the small villages of the past, where life passes slowly, children run through the streets without running into danger and, in summer, the squares are filled with life and lights. . A model that here in Savelletri is proposed to tourists in a package that celebrates and reconstructs it, animating the streets of the village and its tuff houses (which hide beautiful suites) of village life. The intuition behind this place, unique of its kind, is that Italianness is a salable, appreciated and sought-after product. It is not only the excellence of the services that attracted Madonna here – who celebrated her last birthday, eating ice cream and dancing pizzica – or Justine Timberlake and Jessica Biel, who chose it for their wedding. Here tourists – Americans above all – rediscover the myth of an Italy they love, with its colors, its scents and its welcoming capacity. That warm welcome that prefers a hug to a handshake. That kitchen transformed into a show of affection that cannot make a guest leave before he has finished at least a couple of courses. That ability to party that transforms the nights in the square into an opportunity to socialize, evening after evening, taking advantage of an ice cream to be hand in hand and to take a ride on a Vespa hugging each other more than necessary.

Borgo Egnazia has been able to reconstruct all this and transform it into a luxury experience, drawing inspiration in materials and colors from a typical Apulian village and packaging the best of the tricolor inspiration to offer it to its guests. Starry dinner with experience in the vegetable garden included.

Source: Vanity Fair

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