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Benccio Signature · No. II
Il Classico
A Portuguese Christmas at the table: a Douro red and a Setúbal Moscatel Roxo, green tea from the Azores, pastel de nata chocolate, crackers and rosemary olive oil, with tuna pâté and a Festive Blue soap as extras.
Rubino in Rosso8 products
€ 89Was € 109
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You continue to the Studio, where you write the message for the greeting card.
- Mainland Portugal
- Dispatched within 2 working days. Delivery expected in 3 to 5 working days, to the address given.
- Azores and Madeira
- from 10 days (by sea). Shipping calculated at checkout, before payment.
- Shipping
- Standard delivery €7, included from €159.
- Greeting card
- Included, with your message.
Everything the box holds.
- Box
- RubinoKeepsake box with cords · 290×355×195 mm · 6 places
- Rosso
- Ribbon
- GoldSatin ribbon
- Bow
- GoldVelvet bow, size 160
- Decoration
- Red berriesWith pine cone and pine, size 160
- Interior
- 8 products
- Greeting card
- Included
The gift, from the first gesture to the last.
Il Classico is the Christmas supper in miniature. As its highlight, the Alambre Moscatel Roxo 5 Year Old by José Maria da Fonseca; alongside it, the DOC Douro red by Quinta do Crasto, the Encosta de Bruma green tea by Gorreana, in the Azores, the milk chocolate with pastel de nata and cinnamon by Feitoria do Cacao, the garlic and oregano crackers by Diplomata and the rosemary olive oil by José Gourmet. And two more: the smoked tuna pâté by Ati Manel and the star-shaped Festive Blue soap by Castelbel. In the Rubino in Rosso, with gold ribbon and bow and red berries.
Every signature box is born in an Italian atelier of luxury packaging, with more than a hundred years of savoir faire: dense board that opens with just the right weight, and a print chosen for this edition.
In Lisbon, in the maison's atelier, the interior is composed piece by piece, the bow is tied by hand and the greeting card is prepared with your message. The box is photographed before it is closed and travels with no invoice and no price.
One edition per season, and a ritual that begins long before the opening: untying the bow, lifting the lid, discovering what was chosen with someone in mind.
Chosen one by one.
8 products
José Gourmet
Azeite Alecrim
Gourmet & pantry
Quinta do Crasto
DOC Tinto 2023 (Douro)
Drinks
Feitoria do Cacao
Chocolate de Leite 57% Pastel de Nata + Canela
Gourmet & pantry
Diplomata Biscuit
Crackers Ondina Alho e Oregão (vegan)
Gourmet & pantry
Ati Manel
Paté de Atum Fumado
Gourmet & pantry
Gorreana
Lata de Chá Verde Premium · Encosta de Bruma
Gourmet & pantry
Castelbel
Sabonete Aromático Festive Blue 40 g (estrela)
Home & well-beingThis box includes alcoholic drinks. Sale is restricted to adults aged 18 or over: we ask for this confirmation when you order.
The houses we chose.
Brands with a story, admired for what they make and for the care with which they make it.
José Maria da Fonseca
Azeitão, Setúbal, PortugalFounded in Azeitão in 1834 and still in the same family, now in its seventh generation, José Maria da Fonseca is the oldest house of Moscatel de Setúbal.
José Gourmet
PortugalAt José Gourmet, every tin is dressed by an illustrator or artist, almost always Portuguese, where the art of preserving meets the art of drawing.
Quinta do Crasto
Gouvinhas, Sabrosa, Douro, PortugalWith records of wine since 1615, Quinta do Crasto still keeps a Pombaline boundary stone from 1758, a witness to the world's first demarcated wine region.
Feitoria do Cacao
Soza, Vagos, Aveiro, PortugalThe pioneer of bean to bar chocolate in Portugal, Feitoria do Cacao has worked in small batches since 2015, with cocoa paid above the market price.
Diplomata Biscuit
Ílhavo, Aveiro, PortugalBorn of longing for the crackers from the family bakery in Recife, Diplomata crackers are made in Ílhavo with Aveiro sea salt, without yeast or sugar.
Ati Manel
PortugalFrom the house of José Gourmet, Ati Manel revives the labels and recipe notebook of a founder's great-grandfather, a canner, found beneath a trapdoor in the family home.
Gorreana
São Miguel, Azores, PortugalOn the island of São Miguel, Gorreana has grown tea without pesticides since 1883 on Europe's oldest tea plantation, now in the fifth generation of the same family.
Castelbel
Castêlo da Maia, Porto, PortugalFounded in 1999 in Castêlo da Maia, Castelbel still stamps and wraps its soaps by hand, one by one.
