Perugina In Cucina Gocce

Perugina is an iconic Italian chocolate brand with a history dating back to 1907. Originally founded in Perugia by Luisa Spagnoli and Francesco Buitoni, it has become a symbol of Italian confectionery excellence. The 'In Cucina Gocce' line features dark chocolate drops specifically designed for baking and decorating, emphasizing the brand's culinary heritage.

Since 1988, Perugina has been a subsidiary of the Swiss multinational Nestlé. Despite this global ownership, the brand maintains its deep-rooted Italian identity, with its primary production facilities and the 'Casa del Cioccolato' (House of Chocolate) museum still located in the San Sisto district of Perugia, Italy. This ensures that the products continue to be made following the traditional Italian expertise that made the brand famous worldwide.