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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. 

This Sherry vinegar is highly concentrated and has a high character.    It is excellent for preparing sauces, pairings and...

Sherry Vinegar Romate is made very similar to that of the region's wine. Sánchez Romate makes its vinegar from the Palomino Fino grape, which is incorporated into a selective aging system based on soleras in the winery itself for a long period of time, which gives the vinegar a perfect balance between acidity and...

Agnus de Valdelana Extra Virgin Oil is an extra virgin olive oil produced by Bodegas Valdelana.  It is made from olives of the Arbequina variety, harvested at the end of October or beginning of November, and prepared cold in...

Extra Virgin Olive Oil made from mid-ripening veraison olives.  It is made around the first week of November.  This collection...

Early harvesting from green olives gives our best oils a fresh, herbaceous touch, with an exceptional intensity of green fruity aromas.  On the other hand, the amount of oil obtained from early olives is much less than from...

Cañarejal is already a symbol of high quality and respect for the best Castilian cheesemaking tradition.  Cañajeral Cremoso is a cheese made with freshly milked sheep's milk and matured for a minimum of 20...

Néboa Cheese is a Galician raw cow's milk cheese refined in the winery, made by Ganadería Quintián.  This delicious cheese is made with milk from Quintián's own livestock, a livestock farm located in the province of...

From the union of the best milk and the cheesemaking tradition of the Chantada area, in Lugo, this luxury cheese is born, at the level of the most demanding cheese palates.  It is a soft Galician cheese and is made with raw...

We present this cheese called Xiros de Bisqato, which is a soft cheese with a moldy rind in honor of the place where our dream was born. A cheese with a lot of personality, with flavors and smells reminiscent of grass and nuances typical of the high mountains.&nbsp; <span...

They say that in the 16th century, King Charles IV, one day hunting, found a subject who was eating something that he did not know: Chorizo. He liked it so much that from then on many of the court dishes were added that delicacy. We recovered this old recipe for Cheese with Celtic Pork Chorizo because it preserves the...