News Discovering Saporè: A Pizza Journey in Milan’s Skyline by Olivier Watson January 27, 2025 2 min 2 You’ve got to check out the new Saporè in Milan! Renato Bosco’s creations are simply mouthwatering. Trust me, it’s a pizza lover's dream!The Exciting Evolution of Saporè When you think of pizza in Milan, your mind might immediately go to the classics—thin crusts topped with fresh ingredients. But let me tell you, the recent developments at Saporè are set to redefine that expectation. Chef Renato Bosco, renowned for his mastery in pizza-making, is bringing a fresh perspective to this beloved dish with his new venture under the iconic Bosco Verticale. This isn’t just another pizza joint; it’s a culmination of over 15 years of Bosco’s dedication to elevating sourdough artistry across Italy. I remember my first encounter with Renato’s signature Mozzarella di Pane; it was like biting into a cloud. Every dish he creates tells a story, merging tradition with innovation. As I learned more about him during his latest announcement at the Identità Golose event, I couldn’t help but feel excitement bubbling up inside me! A Sweet Partnership: The Borgia Brothers What makes this venture even more intriguing is the collaboration with the Borgia brothers, Vittorio and Saverio. Their legacy in Milan’s culinary scene is impressive and their involvement promises an exciting fusion of talents. With their successful establishments such as Bioesserì backing this project, it’s clear that Saporè is poised for remarkable growth. The Borgia Group will handle management while Renato focuses on culinary excellence and staff training—what a perfect combination! This partnership reflects a thoughtful strategy to not only enhance the dining experience but also expand further into Rome and London in the future. What to Expect at the New Saporè Set to open its doors by mid-February at Via Gaetano de Castillia 23, this location will accommodate around 80 guests, making it an inviting spot for both locals and tourists alike. Imagine savoring pizzas like DoppioCrunch and Aria di Pane right under one of Milan’s most stunning architectural feats! I can’t wait to try those classic dishes that have become synonymous with Renato’s name—each bite promising layers of flavor and texture that only he can deliver. You’ll find yourself asking for seconds! FAQs about Saporè When will Saporè officially open? It’s expected to welcome guests by mid-February. What signature dishes can we look forward to? Expect classics like Mozzarella di Pane and innovative options like Crunch. Is there seating available? Yes, they will host around 80 patrons comfortably. Will they offer any special events or tastings? While details are still emerging, keep an eye out for unique events showcasing their culinary offerings! Final Thoughts on Milan’s Pizza Scene The evolution of Saporè underlines how vibrant Milan’s dining landscape continues to be. With stalwarts like Renato Bosco leading innovative approaches alongside partners who value quality and creativity, it feels like we’re entering a new era of pizza appreciation. So mark your calendars and prepare your taste buds for an unforgettable journey! Why Majestic’s Christmas Wine Sales Surprised Everyone January 13, 2025 1 When English Wine Dreams Sour: A Tycoon’s Downfall January 29, 2025 0 Discover the History and Tradition of Scottish Shortbread December 31, 2024 8 Photo by Davey Gravy on Unsplash pizzaRestaurant Olivier Watson Olivier Watson is a food and travel enthusiast, especially when it comes to rosé wine. Growing up in an ebullient atmosphere of fine culinary delights, he has traveled throughout most of the famous wine regions of the world-from quaint vineyards in Provence down to the sun-kissed hills of Napa Valley. For Olivier, the love of rosé is not only about the wine but also the memories over a glass with friends and family. previous post Discovering Natureo: The Rise of De-Alcoholized Wine next post Brandy Alexander: A Cocktail Adventure You Must Try Discovering Bolgheri: Why These Wines Captured My Heart January 29, 2025 Discovering Wine’s Secrets at Siena: A Flavorful Journey January 29, 2025 Why Barbera’s Rise is a Wine Lover’s Delight January 29, 2025 Why Comfort Food and Adventure Are My Culinary... January 29, 2025 Chambolle-Musigny: A Surprising 2023 Vintage Discovery January 29, 2025 Vietti’s Potential Sale: A Shift in Langhe’s Wine... January 29, 2025 Australian Wine Exports: Surprising Growth in China January 29, 2025 Why Salami Lovers Should Visit ParlaComeMangi in Rapallo January 29, 2025 Where to Savor Chinese New Year Delights in... January 29, 2025 Why Diageo’s Guinness Ghana Move Surprised Me January 29, 2025 Leave a Comment Your rating: * By using this form you agree with the storage and handling of your data by this website.