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The ROI&Co razor clam is the ultimate example of the Galician razor clam. Caught and selected by hand, one by one and in a sustainable manner by our divers, seeking excellence in quality, calibre and respect for the species and the environment.&nbsp; <span style="font-family:...

4 units of canned Cambados in a wooden case&nbsp; Contains:&nbsp; -Organic mussels&nbsp; <span...

The Canned Cockles in Natural Sauce from Los Peperetes are the result of a meticulous selection of the best ingredients caught manually by shellfish gatherers from the Galician estuaries, only between September and November, when they are at their best in terms of flavour and size. This makes them one of the best canned...

Half piece of 50% Iberian grain-fed loin vacuum-packed.&nbsp;

The Classic Easter Colomba is a soft, honeycombed, yellow-textured dessert enriched with candied Sicilian orange peel. The surface is covered with a fragrant Italian almond glaze and decorated with whole almonds and granulated sugar. The Classic Colomba is made respecting the Italian pastry tradition, using sourdough and...

TASTING PACK&nbsp; &nbsp; Try all our chocolates, in mini format.&nbsp; <span style="font-family:...

Red wine aged in wood. 18 months in French and American oak barrels.&nbsp; &nbsp; Valduero Una Cepa is a mature, full-bodied, and...

Cherry red in color and fairly thick robe. Good intensity on the nose, highlighting aromas of ripe black and red fruits, violets, sweet spices, licorice, balsamic notes, and light toasted notes. The nose has a good attack, with weight and body, polished tannins, good acidity, and a lingering finish.&nbsp; ...

Gorgola Brut Nature is a Galician sparkling wine made with Albariño grapes using the traditional or champenoise method.&nbsp; &nbsp; This...

Coupage de Treixadura, Godello y Albariño. La Finca Misenhora se cultiva en terrazas en Beade, zona que pertenece al Valle del Avia. &nbsp; &nbsp; <span style="font-family: Verdana; font-size:...

O Con da Moura It is at the top of the Medeiros wall, between the walls of the fort, where we find O con da Moura , a large granite stone on which the Moura rested after her great banquets.&nbsp; &nbsp; <P...