Isoverde's Nineteenth-Century Pesto Wins Over Everyone: From Factory Workers to Vasco Rossi
Il Secolo XIX reports on a local tradition tied to pesto-making that has managed to appeal to diverse audiences
In Isoverde, people are talking about pesto with a history that, according to a story published by Il Secolo XIX, dates back to the nineteenth century. The Genoa daily headlines: "In Isoverde since the nineteenth century, our pesto pleases everyone: from factory workers to Vasco Rossi".
What is actually known
At the moment, available information is limited to this headline, which brings together two different audience references: factory workers and singer Vasco Rossi. The available source contains no further details on who runs the business, the exact address, the type of establishment, or how the nineteenth-century tradition cited in the headline came about.
It remains to be verified, through possible further investigation by Il Secolo XIX, what the complete story behind this claim is and what details might emerge in the future on this matter.
Sources
- Il Secolo XIX (via Google News) — “A Isoverde dall’Ottocento, il nostro pesto piace a tutti: dagli operai a Vasco Rossi” - Il Secolo XIX
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