Panettone Milano is the quintessential Christmas cake, a symbol of Italian tradition that finds its roots in the city of Milan. Known for its typical tall shape and rounded dome, Panettone Milano is distinguished from other panettone cakes by its special softness and complex processing that requires time and skill. Made with flour, butter, eggs, sugar, raisins and candied citrus peel, its dough is the result of a long natural leavening process, often achieved with the use of sourdough starter, which gives the panettone a soft texture and a characteristic honeycombed texture. Its recipe, while simple in ingredients, has been perfected over the centuries, keeping Milanese traditions alive and earning a special place on Christmas tables around the world. Unlike other regional and modern variants of panettone, which may be lower, more compact or enriched with chocolate and creams, Panettone Milano follows a classic recipe. This version maintains the essence of tradition with a light texture and a perfect balance of sweetness and natural flavors. Between history and legend, panettone is said to have originated in the court of the dukes of Milan, where it was served in a simple and enriched variant only on special occasions, slowly transforming into a celebratory dessert. Let’s discover together the original version signed by our Master Baker Christian Trione!