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ROI&Co oysters are selected by hand, one by one and in a sustainable manner by our shellfish harvesters in the best rafts in the Arousa Estuary, seeking excellence in quality, size and respect for the species and the environment.&nbsp; <span style="font-family: Verdana; font-size:...

Mussels from the Galician estuaries, selected piece by piece and fried in olive oil. The mussels are covered in our renowned escabeche. This classic results in one of the most special and tasty products. 

Marieta Sin is the first Galician non-alcoholic wine made from Albariño grapes.&nbsp; A challenging, innovative and refreshing non-alcoholic white wine.&nbsp; <span style="font-family: Verdana;...

This unique red wine was born as a tribute to grandfather Fabián, who passed on his passion for viticulture to his children and grandchildren. Finca La Blanquera is the name of the vineyard located at the highest altitude, characterized by its stony soils and high limestone content. A wine with powerful aromas, with...

Chicharrones or richón in Galician are the lean part of the pig that is cooked over a low heat in its own juice, making it very tasty and fat-free.&nbsp; This is a very typical Galician recipe.&nbsp; <P...

Extra virgin olive oil cakes with ginger&nbsp;

Loison is committed to preserving and promoting traditional, artisanal food made from locally sourced and sustainable ingredients, with recipes that are both traditional and homemade. That is why they are part of the 'Slow Food Presidium', in which they opt for artisanal production of their products, paying attention to...

In the mouth it stands out for its volume and smoothness, with a long finish and a long aftertaste.&nbsp;

High intensity aroma, very varietal and of marked complexity, with a clear predominance of citric and fruity notes (grapefruit, pear, green apple, peach) which stand out over subtle hints of floral aromas (white flower, jasmine).&nbsp;

The only white wine produced in the winery with very small production and from the old Viura vines of the Vallimedio vineyard located at 650 metres above sea level and in the most north-western area of ​​Cuzcurrita, bordering the province of Burgos.&nbsp;