San Martino Alfieri Palace - Recreating delicacies that were served in 1783 | Cuisine Royale

The glorious Baroque castle, belonging to the sisters San Martino di Germano, lies in the picturesque Piedmont hillside, between Asti and Alba. For as long as anyone can remember, wine cultivation has always been the main enterprise in San Martino Alfieri. Still today, the steep slopes of the Alfieri estate are home to grapes of the highest quality. Enjoy all episodes of "Cuisine Royale" here: https://bit.ly/cuisine-royale The Alfieri Castle offers copious room for the families of the three sisters - Emanuela, Antonella and Giovanna San Martino di San Germano. Until 1983, this was the home of their unmarried aunt, known locally as „La Tota“ – the old maid – who still lends her nickname to one of the estate’s wines. Subscribe to wocomoCOOK: https://goo.gl/9c1suR Follow wocomo on Facebook:   / wocomo   After her morning ride, the house-keeper Isella Zanutto makes a discovery in the library: the dining sequence of a menu dating back to 1783, when the King came to visit the castle. When she tells the three sisters about her find, the decision is made to emulate the dining sequence, or at least a part of it. They shall invite illustrious guests from the European aristocracy to enjoy the feast with them. 2018 © Licensed by Albatross World Sales