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

DOP gamonéu cheese made by the Demués cheese factory, located in the Asturian concept of Onís.&nbsp; A cheese made with milk from the Ratina cow, goat and sheep, the latter being the most identifying.&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; ...

Blue cheese that stands out for its unmistakable and intense smell but surprising for its softness, elegance and unctuousness. It matures in a cellar where the penicilium roqueforti is found.&nbsp; &nbsp; <P...

Parmigiano Reggiano DOP is a true Italian work of art, the product of the mastery of artisans and the uniqueness of the territory where it is made.&nbsp; &nbsp; <span style="font-family:...

"Queixo do País" is handcrafted from raw milk from a blonde Galician cow and matured for 60 days. It is a super creamy cheese, with a very soft paste, which has notes of milk and butter and slight acidic nuances in the mouth. A soft cheese in the mouth, but which has the intense aromas and flavours characteristic of raw...

Peso aprox. 400g&nbsp;

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

Matured cheese, with a semi-cooked, natural curd made with raw milk.&nbsp; &nbsp; A good mouthfeel. Intense and persistent flavor, very...

Made by hand with wheat flour, icing sugar, lard and Marcona almond flour, Felipe II mantecados jealously guard the family artisan tradition that for centuries has made them an exquisite and select sweet, recognized by the most demanding tastes.&nbsp; <span style="font-family:...

Enjoy a taste of rural and traditional Asturias, reflecting our landscape, our mountains and meadows, our climate, Asturian gastronomic culture, the effort of many farmers, and the care and hands of expert cheese artisans.&nbsp;