Striking view of Portofino bay, Ligurian sea (Italy).
Se Ghe Pensu was born from Fp Art’s desire to share taste experiences with its public. A community of fine connoisseurs of all that is beautiful, precious, and unique. The love for art is combined with Italian food, made up of small gestures and attention, a universe of pleasures that can be expressed in admiring a beautiful sunset, an artfully laid table, a sculpture perfectly placed in a garden.
Fp Art's outdoor sculptures, figurative and abstract.
We have created Ligurian cooking experiences immersed in nature which we hold in various prestigious locations in our region. Our flagship is a unique location on the Monte of Portofino, a magical and unique place in the world, overlooking the sea.
You can explore all our experiences here. During the cooking experiences for authentic Italian food lovers, we use only organic ingredients and seasonal products from our region. The approach is sustainable and eco-friendly.
Magical Ligurian locations. Glimpse of Genova historical center.
The desire to spread the knowledge of Ligurian cuisine beyond regional borders was born from these happy experiences.
Today, Se Ghe Pensu e-shop allows you to receive, wherever you wish, some excellent products strictly "homemade". Authentic Genoese pesto using a mortar, olive oil from our countryside, grandmother's sauce, and Colomba Antica Genova are just a few of our proposals.
Pesto lovers, one of the most beloved condiments in the world, cannot miss the new book "PESTO & CO, Basilico & Portofino Lovers" published by Se Ghe Pensu, a guide for the creation of some carefully selected dishes, from the original recipe of the most famous traditional Ligurian sauce, up to its multiple declinations, among wind, olive trees, and sea.
Pesto & Co, basilico & Portofino lovers. Cookbook by Se Ghe Pensu.
Se Ghe Pensu corresponds to a choice of life and the desire to nourish ourselves with special Italian food that also lifts the spirit. An eclectic full immersion in the heart of the Ligurian culinary tradition.
