GRANA ET VINA

You need Flash Player in order to view this.
"Grana Et Vina" comes from the Latin words “grain and vines". This is also where the name
Gravina in Puglia (my hometown) finds it's origins.
My culinary philosophy is based on the traditional cuisine born in my homeland, the very land of the Mediterranean which gave me a love for natural, organic and seasonal ingredients.
In my youth, I traveled through Europe with a folkloristic dancing group. Between polkas and tarantellas, I promoted and shared my local cuisine, wine and popular traditions.
In Apulia we are known for our delicious bread, focaccia, burrata, orecchiette and cavatelli pastas and our fresh produce which are all important in the Mediterranean cuisine.
I exeperienced working for well known restaurants, hotels and catering from south to northern Italy.
Coat of armsCoat of arms
Roman AcqueductRoman Acqueduct
Mid 7th century ADMid 7th century AD
CathedralCathedral
11th-12th centuries11th-12th centuries
Castle of GravinaCastle of Gravina
Grana Et Vina offers, catering, private chef and cooking classes.
Chef Domenico Cardano