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Ramón do Casar Varietal.  Edition: 125,000 bottles.  Visual phase: Clean and bright, straw yellow with greenish...

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...

The most iconic wine from this winery, the one that bears its name. Surely one of the best-known Albariños from the Rías Baixas appellation. Produced from selected plots in the Salnés Valley. It is an Albariño that is successful within and outside our borders and that has a very important market and recognition in the...

We carefully select the largest and highest quality mussels from the rafts of the Galician estuaries. Always protected under the Protected Designation of Origin Mejillón de Galicia which guarantees their origin, quality and extraction with environmentally friendly fishing techniques.&nbsp; <P...

ROI&Co's A illa style octopus is caught and selected by hand, one by one and sustainably by our divers in Ría de Arousa, seeking excellence in quality, calibre and respect for the species and the environment. Our octopus is characterised by being caught only when nature allows it and exclusively when it is at its best...

Gas-packed dish of 100g of 50% Iberian free-range ham, sliced ​​with a knife.&nbsp;

Elaboration: Early harvest, short skin maceration, racking prior to fermentation at controlled temperature in ceramic CLAYVERS where it remains for more than 6 months in storage, during which time frequent bantonages are made seeking the complexity of the yeast lees.&nbsp; <span...

Parcel-grown wine from an 80-year-old plot of Garnacha, Garnacha Gris, Tempranillo and Viura, fermented in a new 500l barrel and aged in barrels for 10 months using the Batonnage technique.&nbsp;

A long-lasting wine, created to enhance its aging potential in the bottle, from its main variety, Caiño Longo, an interesting, original Galician variety that is very fresh and aromatic.&nbsp; &nbsp; <P...

Coming from the Galician Rías (Ensis siliqua), it is purchased during the months of May and June. Once 24 hours have passed, at the purification station, they are cooked and shelled by hand.&nbsp;