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An Annual Subscription to Appetito Gets You Organic EVOO & More!

Now, when you purchase an annual subscription to Appetito, you will receive a bottle of Bona Furtuna extra virgin olive oil from Sicily and other gifts. Subscribe to Appetito today!

5:39 PM EDT on October 9, 2023

Appetito has partnered with Bona Furtuna, Sicily’s B Corp.-Certified producer of award-winning, 100% organic extra virgin olive oil. Appetito’s annual subscribers will now receive a package of gifts that features a large (500-ml) bottle of Bona Furtuna Heritage Blend Extra Virgin Olive Oil, a $39.95 value.

The "Grande" subscription at $49.99 will include the Bona Fortuna oil + a signed copy of Cucina Tipica, our Editor-in-Chief Andrew Cotto's food-filled, wine-soaked Italian adventure novel featured in Parade magazine, Good Day New York, Italy magazine and more.

Annual subscribers to our top tier “Abbondanza” offering at $99.99 will receive the aforementioned gifts (EVOO and book) + a jar of Bona Fortuna's Sea Salt & Italian Herb Blend, AND an Appetito T-shirt with our stylish logo!

Check the subscription page for approximate values, and then do the math...

Buying an annual subscription supports Appetito’s operations and will help us to keep providing a daily selection of Italian food and drink recipes, news, features, interviews, essays, travel guides, and much more. As part of any subscription, monthly or annual, you will receive full access to Appetito. 

For more information, visit the Bona Furtuna x Appetito page or Appetito’s subscription page. Thanks for considering a subscription to the only magazine in America dedicated to Italian food & drink!

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