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Petroni Red Vermouth is a vermouth made with Albariño grapes on lees and other botanicals. It undergoes a controlled maceration of 29 botanicals and is colored with hibiscus flower to give it a characteristic dark red with copper highlights. On the nose, the aroma of ripe fruit predominates, presenting nuances of vanilla...

Petroni White Vermouth is a vermouth made with Albariño grapes on lees and other botanicals. It is complex, intense and elegant with an Atlantic, fresh mouthfeel that evokes the Galician mountains. It is equally unctuous, and with a very pleasant, enveloping and citric acidity. 

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...

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...

Nordesía White Vermouth is a Galician vermouth made by Atlantic Galician Spirits.&nbsp; It is made from a blend of wine and spirit, and a selection of botanicals including medicinal herbs, citrus and balsamic...

Lustau White Vermouth is made from a careful selection of Sherry wines: a muscatel, which gives it sweetness and a floral touch; and a dry, light and mineral fine. With mastery, Bodegas Lustau adds to this base a series of botanicals and aromatic plants such as marjoram, rosemary, chamomile and wormwood, until it becomes...

The blend of three wines from the Lustau Jerez winery forms the base of the Lustau Rosé Vermouth, a delicate vermouth with the liveliness and elegance of Rota tintilla, the sweetness and floral aromas provided by the muscat and the lightness of the dry fine. Cardamom, vanilla, chamomile, nutmeg and wormwood finish giving...

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...

It is a semi-cured soft cheese made with raw milk from OUR OWN COWS. Its most outstanding characteristic is the refinement of its hard and compact natural rind, totally edible, which is infused with a mixture of coffee and cinnamon that gives it its own personality without affecting the interior of the cheese, which...