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Many products, different traditions: discover the monasteries’ creations across the various categories.
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Anti-aging Restructuring Face Cream 50ml
tensor effect, with vegetable retinol and Zanthalene®
29,50 €
The Benefits of Lavender
Lavender is one of the most widely used plants in the cosmetic and herbal traditions of monasteries. It is found in essential oils, creams, soaps and fragrances, appreciated for its aromatic and relaxing qualities.
...of Monastic Origin
Different places, communities and traditions: discover where the products come from and the work of the monks and nuns who make them.
Abbey of Casamari
Located in the province of Frosinone, the abbey was built in 1203 and consecrated in 1217.
The monks are particularly renowned for their liqueur production.
Since ancient times, the Cistercians have prepared highly appreciated liqueurs, including the famous Tintura Imperiale.
Abbey of Tre Fontane
On the outskirts of Rome, the monastic community continues the production of Trappist beers, including the distinctive Tre Fontane Tripel, flavored with eucalyptus.
Monastery of Valserena
In the countryside around Guardistallo, in Tuscany, the Trappist nuns of Valserena produce cosmetics and personal care products, including face creams, shampoos and fragrances. Their specialties include the Anti-Aging Face Cream and the delicate Honeysuckle Eau de Parfum.
Abbey of Monte Oliveto Maggiore
In the heart of the Crete Senesi, in Asciano, in the province of Siena, the Olivetan Benedictine monks continue an ancient agricultural tradition linked to vineyards and olive groves. Their most notable products include 1319 Wine and Oleum Superioris, an organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil.
Abbey of Casamari
Located in the province of Frosinone, the abbey was built in 1203 and consecrated in 1217.
The monks are particularly renowned for their liqueur production.
Since ancient times, the Cistercians have prepared highly appreciated liqueurs, including the famous Tintura Imperiale.
Abbey of Tre Fontane
On the outskirts of Rome, the monastic community continues the production of Trappist beers, including the distinctive Tre Fontane Tripel, flavored with eucalyptus.
Monastery of Valserena
In the countryside around Guardistallo, in Tuscany, the Trappist nuns of Valserena produce cosmetics and personal care products, including face creams, shampoos and fragrances. Their specialties include the Anti-Aging Face Cream and the delicate Honeysuckle Eau de Parfum.
Abbey of Monte Oliveto Maggiore
In the heart of the Crete Senesi, in Asciano, in the province of Siena, the Olivetan Benedictine monks continue an ancient agricultural tradition linked to vineyards and olive groves. Their most notable products include 1319 Wine and Oleum Superioris, an organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil.
Want to Know More?
Recipes, traditions and interesting facts: discover more on our Blog!
The Vegetable Soaps of the monks of Camaldoli
The vegetable soaps of the Camaldolese Monks are characterized by their raw processing, which follows the ancient recipe of homemade…
Natural remedies for the Prostate
Once again, monastic wisdom, codifying centuries of herbalist tradition and traditional medicine, is able to provide us with useful products…
Cough Syrups
The monks' syrups are balsamic syrups, based on herbs known since ancient times for their therapeutic properties.
This Is How It All Began…
“What Comes from the Monastery…”
It all began with a jar of jam made by Trappist nuns… An appreciation of the quality and long tradition of handcrafted monastic products, together with the desire to make them better known and easier to purchase: since 2004, we have been selecting products made by monks and nuns and delivering them to your home, easily and securely.
