Citrus fruits from Calabria

Calabrian citrus fruits grown in our groves in the Sibari Plain and picked by hand only when you order: seedless clementines, Navel and Vanilla oranges, lemons, pink and yellow grapefruits and Calabrian limetta. Pick your favourite or try our mixed boxes. Shipping included in the price.

Calabrian citrus online, straight from the grower

We are a family farm in Corigliano-Rossano, in the Sibari Plain: a land with a mild climate, between the Pollino mountains and the Ionian Sea, where citrus has been grown for generations. We only sell online what we grow: no warehouses, no middlemen. The fruit is picked by hand when your order arrives and shipped straight away, with no post-harvest treatments.

Our citrus fruits

Seedless clementines

Sweet, juicy, easy to peel and almost always seedless: our most popular product. From late October to January. Discover our seedless clementines, or read about the difference between clementines and mandarins.

Navel and Vanilla oranges

Two blond oranges with different characters: Navel, seedless with a classic taste, from late November to March; Vanilla, very sweet with very low acidity, from December to April. Find everything on our Calabrian oranges page, in the guide to Navel oranges and in our tips on the best oranges for juicing.

Calabrian lemons

We grow Liscione lemons, a typical Calabrian variety with smooth, thin peel: juicy and fragrant, with peel untreated after harvest, so you can use the zest too for desserts, liqueurs and marmalades. Discover our Calabrian lemons.

Pink and yellow grapefruits

Pink grapefruits are sweet and juicy, yellow grapefruits have the classic fresh, slightly bitter taste. Perfect for breakfast, salads and juice. See all our Calabrian grapefruits.

Calabrian limetta (piretta)

A rare, little-known citrus, also called sweet lemon: very fragrant, with a delicate, low-acid taste. Discover Calabrian limetta.

Mixed citrus boxes

Want a bit of everything? In our mixed citrus boxes you'll find oranges, clementines, lemons and grapefruits together in the same box.

When to order Calabrian citrus

  • Liscione lemons: from October to December.
  • Seedless clementines: from late October to January.
  • Pink grapefruits: from November to April.
  • Navel oranges: from late November to March.
  • Calabrian limetta (piretta): from November to February.
  • Vanilla oranges: from December to April.
  • Yellow grapefruits: from December to March.

Dates are indicative: we only start harvesting when the fruit is ripe on the tree, so they can shift by a few weeks from one year to the next. If a fruit is not available yet, click "Notify me when available" and we'll email you as soon as we reopen orders.

How ordering works

  • Picked when you order: no storage, the fruit arrives fresh.
  • Shipping included in the price: we ship on Mondays and Tuesdays with BRT or SDA, delivery usually within 48–72 hours anywhere in Italy.
  • Sturdy boxes in double-wall cardboard, made to travel well.
  • Damaged fruit? Send us a photo and the weight: we refund the damaged kilos or give you a voucher for your next order.

Ideas for the kitchen

Looking for inspiration? In our citrus recipes you'll find starters, mains and desserts with oranges, clementines, lemons and grapefruits.

Calabrian citrus: frequently asked questions

Which citrus fruits do you sell?

We grow and sell seedless clementines, Navel and Vanilla oranges, lemons, pink and yellow grapefruits and Calabrian limetta, also known as piretta.

When is Calabrian citrus season?

Each fruit has its own. Roughly: Liscione lemons from October to December, clementines from late October to January, pink grapefruits from November to April, Navel oranges from late November to March, limetta (piretta) from November to February, Vanilla oranges from December to April and yellow grapefruits from December to March. Dates depend on how the fruit ripens. You can find every period, month by month, in our Calabrian citrus calendar. If a product is not available yet, click "Notify me when available".

Can I order different citrus fruits in the same box?

Yes, with our mixed citrus boxes: oranges, clementines, lemons and grapefruits in different combinations, in the same box.

Where does your citrus come from?

From our citrus groves in the Sibari Plain, in Corigliano-Rossano, Calabria. We pick by hand only when an order arrives and apply no post-harvest treatments.

When do you ship and how much does shipping cost?

We ship every Monday and Tuesday, right after harvesting, with BRT or SDA couriers: delivery usually takes 48–72 hours, anywhere in Italy. The shipping cost is always included in the price.

What if some fruit arrives damaged?

Write to us with a photo and the weight of the damaged fruit: we refund the damaged kilos or, if you prefer, issue a voucher to use on your next order.