Pure saffron from Umbria Saffron is a spice with a unique and intoxicating aroma and is considered the most precious spice. It is packaged in glass bottles and is itself placed in its appropriate silk-screen printed box. Saffron is ideal as a Christmas, Easter gift and for making wedding favors, christenings, first communions, and confirmations. It is important that the saffron threads are allowed to dissolve in a little hot water for about 60 minutes before adding them to the preparation. History In Cascia, after a great spread from 1200 to 1500, also for its therapeutic properties, saffron production was reintroduced in 1999. In 2003, the Association of Saffron of Cascia – Pure saffron from Umbria was established, which includes about twenty-three producers and involves the entire area. Geographic area The area concerned with the cultivation that names the brand includes the territories of Valnerina and the Umbria valley, following the ancient tradition of cultivation, as highlighted by historiographical studies.
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Pure saffron from Umbria Saffron is a spice with a unique and intoxicating aroma and is considered the most precious spice. It is packaged in glass bottles and is itself placed in its appropriate silk-screen printed box. Saffron is ideal as a Christmas, Easter gift and for making wedding favors, christenings, first communions, and confirmations. It is important that the saffron threads are allowed to dissolve in a little hot water for about 60 minutes before adding them to the preparation. History In Cascia, after a great spread from 1200 to 1500, also for its therapeutic properties, saffron production was reintroduced in 1999. In 2003, the Association of Saffron of Cascia – Pure saffron from Umbria was established, which includes about twenty-three producers and involves the entire area. Geographic area The area concerned with the cultivation that names the brand includes the territories of Valnerina and the Umbria valley, following the ancient tradition of cultivation, as highlighted by historiographical studies.
