1939
A bold idea
In the heart of Asti, Secondo "Pinin" Ercole, the blacksmith's son with big dreams, and his wife Piera turned a simple idea into a culinary revolution. By preserving production surplus vegetables, they made the bounty of the Tanaro Valley available all year round. It is a grassroots revolution: local women prepare the vegetables in their own homes, creating a network of hands and hearts that becomes the soul of Saclà. This was the beginning of a family legacy, bound by a love for the land and its fruits.
