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Private Chef Services | Italian Culinary Tours | Catered Ski Chalet, Kosher Catered Luxury Stays across Italy and Europe

About
Chef Anthony (Enton Qesari), founder of The Italian Elixir, crafts unforgettable culinary experiences across Italy. With over 28 years of international expertise, he brings authentic Italian flavors to luxury villas, ski chalets, and private events. Services
• Tailored private dining by Chef Anthony
• Luxury catered chalets in the Dolomites (Arabba) or other location in Italy or Austria and France
• Culinary tours of Parma, Tuscany, Umbria, and Sicily
• Exclusive villa catering in Tuscany, Umbria, Lake Garda, Piedmont
• Wine experiences and visits to premium Italian producers
• Kosher catering and supervision available on request

Why Choose The Italian Elixir
Chef Anthony combines deep Italian culinary tradition with refined creativity. Guests enjoy not only exquisite food, but also the comfort of seamless planning, private chauffeured services, and hand-picked locations.

10/10/2026

In the Tuscan countryside, in our own villa, we returned to the kitchen for a morning of fresh pasta making.

Together we prepared tagliatelle, lasagna sheets and ravioli, then sat down to enjoy what we had made, accompanied by a Chianti Classico tasting.

These are some of my favourite moments on a tour: everyone participates, the atmosphere is relaxed, and by lunchtime the lesson has become the meal.

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09/10/2026

We ended our Tuscan day among the vineyards at Tenuta Torciano, with dinner and a w**e tasting after a morning of cooking and an afternoon in San Gimignano.

It was a relaxed finish to the day: local w**e, food, countryside and time around the table. Sometimes the setting says everything that needs to be said.

06/10/2026

After our cooking morning, we traded the kitchen for the medieval streets of San Gimignano.

A guided walk through its piazzas, towers and historic centre gave the day a completely different rhythm and a chance to enjoy Tuscany beyond the table.

Food may lead the journey, but the places surrounding it are every bit as important.

29/09/2026

Our time in Modena began at Mercato Albinelli and continued through the historic centre, Piazza Grande and the Ghirlandina.

Markets are always a favourite part of culinary travel for me because they connect the famous products of a region with everyday life: what is seasonal, what local people are buying and how food sits naturally within the city around it.

25/09/2026

In Reggio Emilia, we visited a traditional acetaia to discover how Traditional Balsamic Vinegar develops over years of patient ageing.

We tasted 12-, 20- and 25-year maturations side by side, which made the differences in texture, sweetness and concentration very clear.

A familiar ingredient becomes something completely different when you experience it where it is made and understand the time behind every bottle.

18/09/2026

After the morning devoted to Prosciutto di Parma, we changed perspective with a visit to Torrechiara Castle overlooking the Langhirano hills.

Its decorated rooms, views and the story of Pier Maria Rossi and Bianca Pellegrini added another side of the region to the day. I never want a culinary tour to feel like a list of tastings; the history and landscape around the food are part of understanding Italy too.

15/09/2026

In Langhirano, we went behind the scenes at Salumificio Conti to see how Prosciutto di Parma is produced and aged.

It is a product known all over the world, yet its identity is inseparable from this particular part of Emilia-Romagna. Seeing the process and walking through the ageing cellars gives a very different appreciation of something that can otherwise seem so familiar.

11/09/2026

Our visit to the Culatello di Zibello ageing rooms at Salumi Minozzi was one of those experiences that explains a regional food better than any description can.

Here in the Bassa Parmense, climate and time are part of the recipe. Walking through the ageing rooms gives real meaning to a product that belongs very specifically to this landscape and its traditions.

Then, naturally, comes the tasting.

08/09/2026

After the morning with Parmigiano Reggiano, we changed pace and headed to Cantina il Poggio.

The visit took us through the w**ery’s production before a tasting of five w**es accompanied by local delicacies. These are the experiences I enjoy building into a tour: not simply tasting a regional product, but spending time with the people who make it and understanding the place it comes from.

04/09/2026

One of the pleasures of travelling through Parma is seeing familiar Italian foods in the place where they are actually made.

At Caseificio il Trionfo, the family followed the production of Parmigiano Reggiano and then stepped into ageing rooms holding more than 5,000 wheels. Tasting different maturations afterwards made the whole process suddenly very real.

It is one thing to enjoy Parmigiano Reggiano at the table; it is another to meet the people, see the work and understand the patience behind it.

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