What grows here
San Siro
15 protected denominations overlap in this municipality.
San Siro, a compact municipality on Lake Como's western shore, home to 1,670 inhabitants, holds a distinctive place in Lombardy's food and wine tapestry. This unique location contributes to the character of its many protected origins. Notably, it lies within the production zone of Terre Lariane IGT, a wine denomination spanning just 180 municipalities, reflecting a tight connection to the local landscape and viticultural traditions. Beyond this specific regional wine, San Siro also contributes to the legacy of Salame Brianza DOP, a cured meat from 286 municipalities, and the creamy Quartirolo Lombardo DOP cheese. In total, 15 protected denominations overlap this Como province territory, each shaped by its specific microclimate and culinary heritage.