In the oil mills of Sabina with Enrico Salustri, master of Sabina oi
Arts and crafts of Sabina: Enrico tells us about the authentic heart of extra virgin olive oil
Arts and crafts of Sabina: the culture of authenticity
Talking about arts and crafts in Sabina means talking about the people who bring these hills to life. Farmers, millers, artisans, and producers: each contributes to keeping alive a rural economy based on quality and tradition. It is not uncommon in the Sabina countryside to come across small workshops where cheese, honey, wine, and ceramics are produced according to methods handed down for centuries.
The interconnection between these crafts is what makes Sabina a unique territory. Olive oil, for example, is not just a condiment but an ingredient that unites communities, accompanies festivals, enriches typical dishes, and marks the rhythm of the seasons. It is a shared art form, a manifestation of popular knowledge that continues to renew itself over time. Tasting Sabina extra virgin olive oil means immersing yourself in a complete sensory experience. Just a few drops on a slice of bread are enough to perceive the purity of the product, the result of a perfect balance between man and nature. It is a simple but profound gesture, like a toast to the land and to those who cultivate it with dedication.
Those who choose Sabina oil bring to the table not only a gastronomic excellence, but the result of an entire ecosystem made up of skills, aromas, and knowledge. In an era in which food is increasingly globalized, Sabina continues to defend its identity through its crafts, its oil mills, and its people. Every drop of oil tells a fragment of this unique heritage, inviting those who taste it to discover, with their hearts and palates, the authentic soul of the Sabina region.



