Casa Bertini

Since 1951

Calabrian Fig’s Drop stuffed with almond

Our Local Specialties

Figs Specialties

One of the Oldest ingredient in the Calabrian cuisine: The dried Calabrian fig. Following the original recipes, we keep the Calabrian food Tradition alive.

Mini Fruit Specialties

From Sibari’s clementines to our unique caedar, the mini-fruit are candied and covered in dark chocolate. Crunchy outside and sweet and soft inside.

Cremotti Collection

A special recipe created by Luigi Bertini. A mix of fruit, nuts, almonds and liquor, for a soft and rich paste covered in dark chocolate, with a sophisticated taste.

Delights Collection

Cherries drowned in Rum Liquor, and “Marroni” chestnuts, all covered in Dark Chocolate. Widely appreciated collection. A special gift for a friend, and a delightful dessert.

Since 1951 Casa Bertini bring the quality of Calabrian food around the World

An Idea of Luigi Bertini.

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Our factory is in the heart of Cosenza

Cosenza is one of the oldest city of Italy, founded even before Rome, has a long history linked with the roman empire, and deep cultural roots. In the centuries has developed a strong food tradition. It’s ours job to keep it alive

The story of our Ingredients

The Caedar River

On the West Coast of Cosenza’s Province, The caedar river overlooks on the Tyrrhenian Sea. It’ s a long coast that quickly became a tourist destination due to it’s wonderful nature and beautiful beaches. It is also the natural habit of one of ours main Ingredients, as the name suggest: The Caedar. This river it’s one of the few places in the world where the caedar fruit grows without human intervention, and it’s from here that we from Casa Bertini get this ancient fruit to make our exquisite “Fruttini” and “Cremotti” di Cedro.

The Calabrian Fig

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On the West Coast of Cosenza’s Province, The caedar river overlooks on the Tyrrhenian Sea. It’ s a long coast that quickly became a tourist destination due to it’s wonderful nature and beautiful beaches. It is also the natural habit of one of ours main Ingredients, as the name suggest: The Caedar. This river it’s one of the few places in the world where the caedar fruit grows without human intervention, and it’s from here that we from Casa Bertini get this ancient fruit to make our exquisite “Fruttini” and “Cremotti” di Cedro.

Sibari Clementines

On the sun-soaked plains of Sibari, where the Ionian Sea meets fertile land, grows one of Calabria’s most treasured fruits: the clementine. These small, seedless citrus fruits, with their bright, sweet flavor, are a symbol of the region’s rich agricultural heritage. Cultivated in Sibari’s ideal Mediterranean climate, the clementines are carefully harvested at their peak ripeness, ensuring a juicy, fragrant taste that captures the essence of Calabria. At Casa Bertini, we honor this tradition by candying these clementines and coating them in chocolate, transforming them into delightful treats that bring a touch of Sibari’s sun to your table.

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