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Under a rocky shell hides one of the greatest delights of the Galician sea. Recognized worldwide, Galician oysters are grown sustainably in baskets that hang from the rafts of the Rías Baixas. &nbsp; &nbsp; <P...

FG Cebo Campo ham envelope with knife (120g)&nbsp;

Solera Fina María del Valle is a Fino that comes from the acquisition of the goodwill of the defunct Baena Panadero wineries in 1964. This made the Gracia Hermanos winery acquire one of its most prestigious labels that would be relaunched in 1975. Its solage began with a selection of old wines chosen from growers and...

This red wine is made entirely with Grenache from old vines on slate and ferrous clay soils. A sum of characteristics that give rise to a varietal wine with structure, complexity and very elegant.&nbsp;

Vía Romana Añada Mencía is made through a traditional process that contains the essence of the land where it grows. The grapes, from the Ribeira Sacra del Miño, are selected after manual harvesting. After fermentation it is rounded in the bottle, without rushing, before going to the market. It presents aromas of red...

Octopus is very difficult to make canned as it requires a meticulous artisanal process for the final product to be perfect.&nbsp; &nbsp; ...

Galician-style cod made in Galicia by Los Peperetes. This cod-based preserve is more than a preserve, it is a tapa. It is made with this highly valued fish, one of the jewels of our seas. For its production process, the cod is cooked to remove the skin and bones, leaving it completely clean.&nbsp;

The Galician spider crab needs no introduction. It is the king of Galician seafood and its flavor is unmistakable.&nbsp; &nbsp; It lives in...

Artisan goat cheese, goats that graze free in the Cabañeros National Park, a 100% natural cheese that has just been declared the best goat cheese in the world in the World Cheese 2023 in Norway in Norway&nbsp;

Orella de porco Á Feira, casa da avoa, preserved pig's ear, prepared in the traditional way as it is usually consumed in Galicia: «Á feira»: with sweet and spicy paprika and salt.&nbsp; &nbsp; <P...