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Allemandi Organic Bucatini di Semola di Grano Duro
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Why we carry this
This new line of organic, bronze-die extruded long pastas are handcrafted by Maurizio of Allemandi, a trained chef and pastaio from Piemonte. This bucatini is made with organic Umbrian wheat and certified Aqua di Piemonte mountain water. Umbrian wheat is a high-quality durum semolina with a high protein content, giving the pasta an impeccable texture.
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