Bona Furtuna Blood Orange and Olive Oil Panettone

2.2 pound cake - Sicily, Italy

A Modern Panettone with Bright Fruitiness
Created with Bona Furtuna’s organic Sicilian olive oil and candied Sicilian blood oranges, this soft and aromatic panettone captures the bright, sun-warmed flavors of Sicily. The airy, buttery crumb is made luscious with olive oil, which adds a silky richness and delicate fruitiness. Studded with tender bits of citrus, every slice feels both indulgent and refreshing—a perfect harmony of sweetness and light.

A modern take on a beloved Italian holiday cake, this panettone is bouncier than traditional butter-rich versions, while still maintaining the satisfying depth and warmth of handmade panettone. It’s wonderful with espresso or dessert wine, or toasted for breakfast with mascarpone and a drizzle of olive oil.

About Bona Furtuna
Located just outside Corleone, Sicily, La Furtuna Estate is a 300-hectare organic farm and the beating heart of Bona Furtuna. Guided by Master Botanist and Agronomist Pasquale “Mimmo” Marino, the estate cultivates olives, citrus, and grains with a balance of ancient wisdom and modern sustainability.

Dedicated to protecting biodiversity and preserving heirloom ingredients, Bona Furtuna connects deep agricultural tradition with thoughtful innovation. Beyond Sicily, the company partners with artisan producers across Italy to celebrate authentic flavors and promote a thriving, sustainable food culture rooted in heritage.

Ingredients
Wheat flour*, candied orange*, water, egg yolk*, butter*, sugar*, olive oil (5.9%), natural yeast culture, orange paste*, honey*, salt, yeast, vanilla*.
*Organic ingredients.
Allergens: Wheat, milk, eggs.

FAQ

How should I store my panettone?
Keep in a cool, dry place. Once opened, wrap tightly or store in an airtight container.

How long will it stay fresh?
Store in a cool, dry place in its original wrapping. Once opened, keep tightly sealed or store in an airtight container. Panettone also freezes beautifully—thaw at room temperature and warm slightly before serving.

Can I freeze panettone?
Yes! This cake freezes beautifully. Slice into portions, wrap well, and thaw at room temperature.

How should I eat my panettone?
Panettone can be sliced or gently torn into wedges. It’s delightful on its own, or with a touch of butter or mascarpone. It can also be toasted and served with gelato, or transformed into luxurious French toast or bread pudding.

What makes Bona Furtuna panettone different from supermarket panettone?
Bona Furtuna cultivates ingredients on its estate in Sicily, expertly balancing flavors across its blood oranges and olive oil, for a unique take on a classic panettone.

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Important Ordering Notes
Quantities are limited. Please preorder to ensure you get the panettone you love!
If ordering non-holiday items, please place separate orders, as preordering will delay your entire shipment.
Packaging may vary slightly from year to year.