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Sardines in olive oil Los Peperetes 5/7 pieces 

We choose the best zamburiña from the Cambados market and pack it by hand piece by piece.  In each can, we incorporate chilli and allo slices that provide flavor from maceration with olive oil. 

Wild cod loins from Iceland in extra virgin olive oil, accompanied by a sheet of allo and black pepper granules.    A surprising...

At Los Peperetes, we acquire the best northern bonito, fished by rod and reel in the Cantabrian Sea, always selecting the best pieces for size and freshness to achieve a delicate and very pleasant product to the palate. 

Los Peperetes Pickled Sardines are the result of a careful selection of the finest specimens, caught using traditional fishing methods, sustainably, and at dawn. They are always caught at their optimal biological stage, when their fat content is ideal, thus guaranteeing a top-quality product. 

Also known as chicharrillo or chincho, this oily fish is traditionally considered "poor man's food" but is very rich in protein, vitamins, and Omega-3 fatty acids.    <span style="font-family:...

The ventresca is the pectoral part of the tuna (Thunnus alalunga) from the northern ports, primarily Burela and Avilés. It is characterized by its fat content, which makes it juicier and more exquisite.    <p...

Spicy Pickled Fried Mussels, perfect to enjoy at any time, their intense flavor and juicy texture will win you over.&nbsp;

Our obsession has always been to capture the essence of the Galician Rías. After decades perfecting our traditional Galician recipe, we're taking a step towards absolute simplicity.&nbsp; &nbsp; <P...

We carefully select the largest and highest quality mussels from the mussel rafts of the Galician Rías. They are always protected under the Protected Designation of Origin Mejillón de Galicia (Galician Mussel), which guarantees their origin, quality, and harvesting using environmentally friendly fishing methods....

Sourced from the Galician Rías (Ensis siliqua), it is purchased during the months of May and June. After 24 hours, at a purification plant, it is cooked and peeled by hand.