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Rianxo's Xouba stands out for its unique flavor, with a higher percentage of fat than offshore sardines.    This product is...

Luxury made preserved.&nbsp; &nbsp; A special dish that now anyone can taste and enjoy preserved.&nbsp; <P...

If you are looking for authentic flavors of the Galician coast, you cannot miss our preserved garlic cockles. Our most renowned mollusks are caught exclusively in the Rías Baixas, the coastal area of Galicia recognized worldwide for the richness of its seafood and fish.&nbsp; <span...

The sardine (Sardina pilchardus) is purchased during the months of July, August and September, when the sardine accumulates the fat that guarantees the flavor and quality of this fish in our canned fish.&nbsp;

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Chouriciños Albariños in Olive Oil, small preserved chorizos, made with the best local pork, selecting only the lean parts of the animal cooked with Albariño wine and olive oil.&nbsp; &nbsp; <P...

Morbier cheese is characterized by its smooth and creamy flavor. Its semi-soft and slightly elastic texture melts on the palate, leaving an unctuous and pleasant sensation. Its flavor is delicate, with subtle notes of nuts and a slight acidity. The black line of plant ash adds an earthy touch and a unique depth of...

This Belegen is a cheese made from pasteurized goat's milk and vegetable rennet, cylindrical in shape and with a pronounced convex heel. Its white skin, treated in the Gouda style, maintains the homogeneous paste during the maturation process, on wooden planks. Versatile, balanced and sweet, smell and aromas of medium...

We present Vellon Fuentesauco, the Zamorano cheese par excellence.&nbsp; &nbsp; Natural ivory-colored bark, and well-marked and defined...

Don Crisanto's San Simón da Costa Bufón cheese is made from pressed pasta from pasteurized whole cow's milk. It is cured for a minimum of 30 days and smoked with birch wood.&nbsp;

Pecorino Moliterno al Tartufo is a raw sheep's milk cheese, interwoven with generous veins of black truffle.&nbsp; &nbsp; Something unusual...