Territory
The Iblean area
the pride of Sicily
Latterie Riunite is the interpreter and guardian
of the agri-food traditions of Sicily
The Iblean plateau, a territory of unparalleled fertility, beauty and history, feeds the image of a unique and extraordinary island. It is composed of the homonymous mountains and is located in the south-eastern part of Sicily, between the provinces of Ragusa, Syracuse and, to a small extent, Catania. The landscape is shaped by the gentle slopes of the hills, green valleys at the bottom of caves dug by ancient rivers and streams, and olive groves, almond groves and citrus groves that fill the eyes of its visitors.
A Sicily of ancient vestiges
and Baroque cities
The Iblean territory also hosts, alongside archaeological sites, vibrant and stunning Baroque cities, steeped in history and artistic monuments. Many of them overlook a splendid crystal-clear sea, such as Ragusa, Modica, Scicli, Ispica and Noto itself, whose Baroque has been named a World Heritage Site and whose historic center is perched on a hill of the Iblean Mountains.




Sicilian cheeses between
history and myth
Among the typical products of the Iblean land, cheeses stand out for their tradition, number and goodness, the production of which, which began centuries before the birth of Christ and evolved in the time of Greeks and Romans, has a long history in Sicily. In the Odyssey, Ulysses and his companions feed on pecorino cheese, caciocavallo has been preferred by sailors since ancient times for its aging, and Canestrato was already used in the 1400s to pay annual rents for estates.


The most famous and
appreciated Iblean cheeses
Semi-mature and mature Cacio
Semi-hard, stringy, made from whole cow’s milk
Canestrato
Cooked and pressed, made from whole cow’s and sheep’s milk
Ragusana provola
Fresh, stringy, made
from whole cow’s milk
Fresh ricotta
Creamy and white, made
from whole cow’s milk