The Bearers of Florentine Coffee Processing Tradition.
Founded in the early 1900s, Caffè Mokarico has always had a single goal in mind, to serve the best espresso in their own unique style. Originally named “La casa del caffè" and located in Florence, Italy, The founder Comm. Barbieri heavily valued the local traditions of coffee processing, and has passed this value down through the generations at Mokarico. Today, Caffè Mokarico has held onto their attachment to the local area, making them one prominent figures in the tradition of Florentine coffee processing.

Conservo Firenze is the place where tradition meets excellence. Here, in the beating heart of Tuscany, we passionately cultivate and preserve the most authentic gastronomic treasures of our land.
From the prized truffles to the delightful vinegars, from the refined extra virgin olive oils to the full-bodied red wines, each of our products is a genuine expression of the rural Tuscan soul.
Let yourself be guided on a unique sensory journey, where every bite and every sip tells the story of a region rich in flavors and ancestral traditions. Conservo Firenze is more than just a store: it's an experience that celebrates the love for good food and local craftsmanship, bringing the authentic essence of Tuscany directly into your homes and onto your tables.

Tenuta Bossi, owned by the Gondi family since 1592, has always been famous for its wine. Located in the wooded hills northeast of Florence, in the heart of Chianti Rufina, a wine-growing area famous since the time of the Etruscans.
This gem is located in a vineyard valley, among the hills 18 km from Florence, between 200 and 400 meters above sea level. The estate extends for 315 hectares of which 19 hectares are vineyards and 32 are olive groves, as well as cereals and woods.
The majestic Renaissance villa, which dominates the valley with its monumental park and cellars, has been restored and modified in the centuries following its purchase. Next to the villa, a church with three altars was built by Antonino Gondi.