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COLOR: Garnet red, ruby reflection.  NOSE: Bouquets with aromas of ripe red fruits (cherry, strawberry, blackberry, raspberry).  ...

J.H. Andresen. Port white wine (Portugal)&nbsp; &nbsp; Varieties: Arinto, Boal, Códega, Rabigato&nbsp; <P...

Our Lúa Nova coffee is a specialty blend made by and for coffee lovers. It is a 100% Arabica variety blend that has a great floral aroma, chocolatey sweetness with notes of caramel, rosé wine and nuts.&nbsp; &nbsp; ...

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...

Rabitos Royale Dark Vintage Tin 30th Anniversary&nbsp; The most special edition yet! A look back to commemorate the 30th anniversary of Rabitos Royale.&nbsp; <span style="font-family: Verdana;...

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;

It is one of the tastiest seafood that grows in the depths of the Galician estuaries. The preparation of their food requires a careful cooking process to obtain that tenderness that characterizes them without losing even a hint of their flavor. Covered under the seal Pesca de Rías, de onde se non? We certify its...

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

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...

Pulled Pork is a typical recipe of American cuisine. It is a method of preparation that consists of cooking pork at a low temperature for long periods of time and adding barbecue sauce (in this case, sauce from the artisan workshop A Factoría do Lume).&nbsp;

The latest addition to the Casa da Avoa family are these creams, ideal for spreading on toast and eating as a starter. Their texture is soft and it is fun to eat products like chorizo ​​in ways other than those we are used to. It will delight chorizo ​​lovers but it is a small bite that everyone will...