Colombe
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La Colomba
€39,00Sold Out
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Traditional Colomba
€39,00Sold Out
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La Colomba al Pistacchio + crema spalmabile in sac a poche
€42,00Sold Out
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Three-Chocolate Colomba
€39,00Sold Out
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Multigrain Colomba with figs and walnuts
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White chocolate and black cherry Colomba
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La Colomba al limoncello + crema spalmabile in sac a poche
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La Colomba Caramello Salato
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Passion
Pastry shop
Our passion swings back and forth Italy, London, America while collecting the best ingredients. Everything rise thanks to the sourdough starter - kneaded with our hands - to create pastries as good as they once were.
Special
Ingredients
FLOURS OF ITALIAN GRAINS ONLY
BUTTER
ITALIAN ORGANIC ACACIA HONEY
MADAGASCAR VANILLA
HAND-MADE CANDIED FRUIT
The main ingredient
SOURDOUGH
STARTER
The so-called "natural yeast", let it "freely" rise, with the help of lactic bacteria and continuously refreshed by water and flour of Italian wheat only—here it is the lead of all our pastries and leavened products!
Our cherry on the cake
We travelled around the world and figured out the pastry passion is shared in every nook and cranny, but we wanted to go back to the starting point—the family restaurant business. This is where our story began and where “Penna Bakery” was born. We remember well the sweet taste of our origins and this is the cherry on the cake we aim for every day.
Luca,
The Pastry
Chef
Since I was a child, I liked to help out at the family restaurant. I got the Diploma in Cooking and Pastry and then I headed out to explore the world—Italy, London, America, cookies and donuts all around me, but high quality and leavened pastry above all, my great love! My land, however, called me back and after many work experiences and training courses—which helped me master new production techniques and hone the 5 senses in the kitchen—I decided to get back and roll up my sleeves at my country. I made my first panettone for a few friends and connoisseurs and… everyone liked it!
Stefano,
The Foodie
Economist
In the afternoons at Mom and Dad's restaurant, I played at being an accountant and pretended to make receipts. After graduating in 2003, I decided to move to Milan to study at Cattolica and graduate in Business Administration: intense years that made me grow professionally but, above all, on a personal level. In 2010 I saw a big apple… on the computer first, then in my future—so I move to New York; in 2012 it was time for Big Ben, so I headed to London for work. I have seen beautiful things, tasted very good food and collaborated on great projects, but the idea of striking out of my own has never left me. What a coincidence—my brother Luca and I went back home together and after hugs and memories, the desire to work side by side was rekindling, even stronger and tastier than before.
Try
Our News
out
We wanted to reveal our secret recipes, but we prefer to let you taste them.