Behold Ferragosto, a radiant legacy born in ancient Rome, where gods were honoured, and festivities were woven into the tapestry of time. Fast forward to today, August 15th, a crescendo in the symphony of summer’s end. Across Italy, streets pulse with parades, tables groan under the weight of feasts, and the sky erupts in celebratory fireworks.

Once, August was the month of wanderlust, but Ferragosto was the magnetic pull that guided all back home, where memories were unpacked alongside suitcases. And amid these cherished traditions, one stands as a quirky gem – the Caci cheese rolling race in Tuscany, a whimsical collision of dairy and determination. Thus, Ferragosto: a bridge between eras, an ode to togetherness, and a timeless reminder that jubilation weaves through the fabric of our lives.

Origins of Ferragosto:

The word “Ferragosto” finds its roots in the Latin phrase “Feriae Augusti,” which translates to “the festivals of Augustus.” It was first established in 18 B.C. by the Roman Emperor Augustus as a day of rest and celebration to mark the end of the harvest season and to honor the Roman gods. Over the centuries, the holiday has evolved to encompass various cultural and religious elements.

Celebrating Ferragosto in England

While you may be a world away from beautiful Italian surrounds, the spirit of this national holiday can still swirl around you in all its magnificence.

If the notion of hosting a Ferragosto gala tickles your fancy, why not craft an Italian-inspired buffet, a mosaic of antipasti, the artistry of pizza, and the allure of pasta? And in the glass, let the refreshing libations flow – Aperol Spritz and Negroni, exquisite as the Tuscan sun. As the curtains draw close, the grand finale unfolds – gelato, of course, an exquisite necessity for the ultimate dolce vita.

Enter Remeo Gelato. Indulge in some Italian traditions, treat yourself to delicious gelato, and create unforgettable memories with your loved ones.

The Best Remeo Gelato Flavours for Ferragosto

Looking for the perfect Remeo Gelato flavours to enjoy this Ferragosto? Try Pistacchio Siciliano, Stracciatella di Bergamo, Limone Siciliano.

So, as August 15th approaches, gather your loved ones, pop open a tub, and celebrate Ferragosto with joy, love, and of course, the authentic taste of Italy!

Auguri e Buon Ferragosto! (Best wishes and Happy Ferragosto!)