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Pasta Life

PASTA LIFE · GIRONA 85, BARCELONA

You came to Barcelona.
Take home Italy too.

Italian gourmet that travels with you, in the heart of Eixample.

Ducato d'Amalfi spaghetti, Gragnano IGP pasta slow-dried at low temperature — Pasta Life, Barcelona

Pasta di Gragnano IGP

GRAGNANO

gourmet, in many shapes

Aged 20-year Modena balsamic vinegar — Italian gourmet product at Pasta Life, Barcelona

Aged balsamic vinegar

MODENA

20-year in 100 ml · 12-year bottle

Risotto io Chef con setas porcini (funghi), arroz Carnaroli — producto gourmet italiano en Pasta Life, Barcelona

Porcini mushroom risotto

CARNAROLI

carnaroli rice with porcini mushrooms

Salsas de tomate Mutti de Parma (Pasta Sauce) — producto gourmet italiano en Pasta Life, Barcelona

Mutti tomatoes

PARMA · MUTTI

the Italian range, preserved

Crema de peperoncini de Calabria (Suriano) — producto gourmet italiano picante en Pasta Life, Barcelona

Calabrian peperoncino

CALABRIA

little 80-90 g jars, pure spark

Italian spices and sun-dried tomatoes

ITALIA

flavour that weighs nothing

Gragnano, between the Lattari mountains and the Amalfi coast, has milled wheat since the Middle Ages: its Valle dei Mulini housed some of Italy’s first mills. Every pack carries that history inside.

OUR STORY

Pasta Life was born from a round trip back to its roots. Its founder is Italian-Venezuelan: he grew up between two shores — the warmth of the Caribbean and a surname that pointed to Italy. In his blood run Italian and Spanish ancestors who once crossed to Venezuela — his father among them, an emigrant after the Second World War.

In Venezuela he studied business and international gastronomy, but books were not enough for the real hunger: to learn at the source. So he made the reverse journey of his elders and travelled to Abruzzo — land of mountains and sea, of the Costa dei Trabocchi and the arrosticini — to train where you truly learn: the traditional trattoria, the white-tablecloth restaurant, Italian street food, and then wine pairing and cocktails.

Then came a brief, intense London in Brexit times. And with his travel companion, the decision to put down roots in Barcelona: years in restaurant kitchens, from commis to head chef, devoted to three pillars — pasta, sugo and tiramisù — until opening his own shop in the heart of Eixample.

In his heart there are pieces of every country that shaped him. In his shop, a piece of Italy for you: selected raw ingredients, products of Italian origin, and the conviction that the quality of what we eat opens the mind. Come and meet him — Venezuelan warmth included.

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