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Hake is one of the most appreciated and consumed fish in Spain. The fishing technique known as pincho consists of using four or five rods of approximately six or seven meters. From each one hangs a 500-meter mother line with about 20 or 25 hooks. When the hake bites, the mother line is collected with the help of...

Hake is one of the most appreciated and consumed fish in Spain. The fishing technique known as pincho consists of using four or five rods of approximately six or seven meters. From each one hangs a 500-meter mother line with about 20 or 25 hooks. When the hake bites, the mother line is collected with the help of...

Sabela is a top-fermented Red Ale beer, smooth and balanced with a slight touch of bitterness. Made with 100% natural products of the highest quality.&nbsp; &nbsp; <span style="font-family:...

A Conserveira launches the first preserve to hit the market with the Xouba quality seal from Rianxo-Pesca Artesanal Arte do Xeito.&nbsp; &nbsp; <span style="font-family: Verdana; font-size:...

Xouba from Rianxo-Pesca Artesanal O Xeito with olive oil and Padrón peppers, fuses unique flavors, incorporating the famous Galician peppers for exceptional culinary value.&nbsp;

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

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

Golden Pampas&nbsp; &nbsp; Citrus and floral notes provided by Cascade and Citra hops. Low bitterness balanced by the sweetness of the...

Brown Ale&nbsp; &nbsp; Beer with flavors and aromas reminiscent of toffee, chocolate and nuts.&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;