What grows here
Cozzo
14 protected denominations overlap in this municipality.
Situated in Lombardy's western Lomellina, Cozzo, a small comune of 350 residents, draws distinction from its fertile plain near the Sesia river's left bank. This particular agricultural environment provides ideal conditions, nurturing the production of remarkable Italian foodstuffs. Among the 14 protected denominations overlapping this territory, local specialties truly shine. The area is especially renowned for the unique Salame d'oca di Mortara IGP, a goose salami deeply rooted in regional tradition. Here too, the specific microclimate contributes to the maturation of the creamy Quartirolo Lombardo DOP and the aromatic Taleggio DOP, each embodying the essence of this particular corner of Pavia province.