DGM CAFFE SRL
Ships orders within 3 to 5 days
Minimum order €100
All brands in one minimum checkout of €300.00 and always shipping free
- Since 2010
Since 1987
The history of Di Giampaolo coffee begins way back in 1987 when Maurizio Di Giampaolo, founder of the DGM Caffè company, began working to achieve his highest ambition: to transform a sip of coffee into a happy surprise.
The idea, constantly caressed by the love for the quality and authenticity of the aromas, infected the collaborators close to him, to the point of making the work a true shared passion.
The years passed, the organization grew and enthusiasm did the rest.
The bond between the customer and the company acquired a special value for us, which allowed us to gather from everyone the diversity of ideas and tastes, to build and nurture together a project that today has become Di Giampaolo Caffè.
The natural desire to compare and improve ourselves is the detail that has made Di Giampaolo Caffè a different company. A journey made together is a journey that enriches life with pure values; being able to tell, through our journey, the pursuit of excellence is the most satisfying goal, because it is here that we can allow ourselves the emotion of sipping together with all of you the result of so much passion: our coffee.
Philosophy
It is a family passion, our characteristic, a tradition shared and supported by loyal and sincere customers who, like us, want to taste what nature offers.
Di Giampaolo is a company in constant evolution, for its spirit of research and the need to delight its customers with a total sense of satisfaction.
A cup in the circle of a horizon.
Its plot is the imprint of a topographic map that measures heights, plains, distances, a two-dimensional representation of a feeling for action, to build the evolved self on primitive instinct.
A map to mark the route of each research path, for journeys to savor and destinations to enjoy.
The drawn map is a scale projection, an overview, a map of objectives and destinations dedicated to the senses.
ANDa stimulus to reproduce in reality the imagined design of one's destiny.
The history of Di Giampaolo coffee begins way back in 1987 when Maurizio Di Giampaolo, founder of the DGM Caffè company, began working to achieve his highest ambition: to transform a sip of coffee into a happy surprise.
The idea, constantly caressed by the love for the quality and authenticity of the aromas, infected the collaborators close to him, to the point of making the work a true shared passion.
The years passed, the organization grew and enthusiasm did the rest.
The bond between the customer and the company acquired a special value for us, which allowed us to gather from everyone the diversity of ideas and tastes, to build and nurture together a project that today has become Di Giampaolo Caffè.
The natural desire to compare and improve ourselves is the detail that has made Di Giampaolo Caffè a different company. A journey made together is a journey that enriches life with pure values; being able to tell, through our journey, the pursuit of excellence is the most satisfying goal, because it is here that we can allow ourselves the emotion of sipping together with all of you the result of so much passion: our coffee.
Philosophy
It is a family passion, our characteristic, a tradition shared and supported by loyal and sincere customers who, like us, want to taste what nature offers.
Di Giampaolo is a company in constant evolution, for its spirit of research and the need to delight its customers with a total sense of satisfaction.
A cup in the circle of a horizon.
Its plot is the imprint of a topographic map that measures heights, plains, distances, a two-dimensional representation of a feeling for action, to build the evolved self on primitive instinct.
A map to mark the route of each research path, for journeys to savor and destinations to enjoy.
The drawn map is a scale projection, an overview, a map of objectives and destinations dedicated to the senses.
ANDa stimulus to reproduce in reality the imagined design of one's destiny.
