The Ciaculli park represents a small agricultural oasis just outside the walls of Palermo. An area bounded not only by the city, but also by the sea and the mountains of Monte Grifone. Here, a group of 90 farms, in 1999 created the Consorzio del Mandarino Tardivo di Ciaculli, for the protection and enhancement of this precious Slow Food presidium. Its name comes from the Palermo village where it originates and where it represents about 80% of the cultivated varieties. The late term, on the other hand, refers to the ripening period which can last until March. Among its characteristics, in addition to the absolute natural and strong aroma, the good sugar content and the particularly thin skin. As it is rightly defined, a unique and rare mandarin.