All Products

Grown in the Basque region, these cornichons have a very appealing crunchiness and flavour.

Serve with cheeses and meats as part of an antipasto platter.

Accoceberry was founded in 1959 by Jean Accoceberry, in the town of Espelette in southwest France, close to the Spanish border. The company was eventually passed on to his son, Pierre, and has expanded to include two shops in the Espelette town centre, a factory and a banquet hall. Sadly, in early 2013 Pierre passed away, but his two sons, Eric and Patrick, have taken over the reins and are the third generation to handle the family company.

A selection of hand-harvested Spanish olives cured in a natural brine. Contains cornicabra, zorzaleña, verdial, cuquillo and gordal olives.

Losada, a family-owned company have been producing table olives in Carmona, Spain near Seville for over 50 years. 

For over 50 years, Aceitunas Losada has grown and produced premium table olives in Carmona, Spain, near Seville. The family-owned company controls the entire process from hand-harvest in their own groves, to curing and emphasises the importance of agriculture as an integral factor in the quality of the end product.

The current generation owners are siblings, Luis and Maria Losada, who have focused on resurrecting forgotten olive varieties and returning to traditional natural curing methods. Losada currently grow and process 10 varieties of Spanish table olives, showcasing a wide range of colours, textures and flavours, including Manzanilla, Gordal, Verdial, Cornicabra and Arbequina.

Losada have been producing table olives in Carmona, Spain near Seville for over 50 years. The family-owned company, hand-harvests their own groves and cure the olives naturally. Manzanilla olives have a spherical shape with a high oil content and delicate flavour. They have an appealing texture and vibrant colour. Perfect in a martini.

For over 50 years, Aceitunas Losada has grown and produced premium table olives in Carmona, Spain, near Seville. The family-owned company controls the entire process from hand-harvest in their own groves, to curing and emphasises the importance of agriculture as an integral factor in the quality of the end product.

The current generation owners are siblings, Luis and Maria Losada, who have focused on resurrecting forgotten olive varieties and returning to traditional natural curing methods. Losada currently grow and process 10 varieties of Spanish table olives, showcasing a wide range of colours, textures and flavours, including Manzanilla, Gordal, Verdial, Cornicabra and Arbequina.

Grilled artichokes in extra virgin olive oil. These are prepared using traditional methods, preserving the authentic taste of organic artichokes. Blanched and then grilled as tradition dictates, they are then immersed in organic extra virgin olive oil.

The perfect addition to an antipasto platter, gildas, in pasta dishes or a risotto. 

Bioitalia is dedicated to sourcing high-quality organic foods from Southern Italy and beyond, a commitment they have upheld since 1994. Their decision to focus on organic farming stems from their belief in providing food that is grown without chemical fertilisers, steering away from intensive farming practices, and prioritising health and environmental sustainability.

Bioitalia strive to ensure that organic means more than just superior taste. Prioritising ethically sustainable production processes and cultivating strong relationships with every partner in their supply chain. Additionally, they use 100% recyclable packaging.

Talatta, the name the ancient Greeks gave the sea, is a third generation family-run company based in Sciacca, Sicily, and are known for their attention to detail. Fresh off the Mediterranean fishing boats, within 24 hours the anchovies are hand-cleaned and washed in brine, before being cured in sea salt for up to 12 months. The anchovies are then filleted by hand and packed into tins.

Eat as is, or in pasta or pizza. Try melting a few into your tomato sauce for a flavour boost.

Talatta, named after the ancient Greek word for sea, is a third-generation family-run company based in Sciacca, Sicily, and are known for their attention to detail. Fresh off the Mediterranean fishing boats, within 24 hours the anchovies are hand-cleaned and washed in brine, before being cured in sea salt for up to 12 months. The anchovies are then filleted by hand and packed into jars, seasoned with local ingredients including Trapani sea salt, Sicilian extra virgin olive oil and Pantelleria capers.

Another premium product from the Ortiz family on Spain's Cantabrian coast, Ortiz sardines are the prime choice for connoisseurs. These sardines are prepared using traditional methods dating back to the 1800s. They are individually hand cleaned, fried in quality olive oil, then left to stand to drain any excess water, giving them a delicate texture.

Try using them in a fritter, stir them through your favourite pasta for added flavour, or on your toast for breakfast with a dash of Forvm Cabernet vinegar.

In 1891, Bernardo Ortiz de Zarate established Conservas Ortiz in Vizcaya, Spain, located in the Basque region. Since then, five generations have maintained and improved upon the artisan methods of production, leading to a delicious, premium range of anchovies and tuna.

Known as the 'Beluga caviar' of the anchovy world, Ortiz anchovies are prized for their superior flavour, quality and texture. The anchovies are preserved whole, layered with coarse salt and pressed for up to 6 months. This results in a firm-textured anchovy with a less salty taste. Each anchovy is then individually trimmed and filleted by hand, to remove all bones.

El Socarrat paella rice is a premium short-grain rice ideal for making authentic paella or rice dishes. 

It has a mild flavour that absorbs the flavours of other ingredients beautifully. It is extremely absorbent and expands in width rather than in length, retaining its shape when cooked, making it non-sticky and not creamy. Try making a traditional seafood paella or indulge in a creamy Spanish pudding for dessert.

Naturally gluten-free

Crunchy and authentic organic grissini (breadsticks) with a light and pleasantly aromatic extra virgin olive oil taste.

These grissini are the perfect accompaniment to cheese boards, as a light snack or paired with your favourite dips.

Bioitalia is dedicated to sourcing high-quality organic foods from Southern Italy and beyond, a commitment they have upheld since 1994. Their decision to focus on organic farming stems from their belief in providing food that is grown without chemical fertilisers, steering away from intensive farming practices, and prioritising health and environmental sustainability.

Bioitalia strive to ensure that organic means more than just superior taste. Prioritising ethically sustainable production processes and cultivating strong relationships with every partner in their supply chain. Additionally, they use 100% recyclable packaging.

These moreish savoury tortas are made with premium quality extra virgin olive oil and are flavoured with rosemary and thyme. Just like in the old days, the tortas are still made by hand, one by one, ensuring a unique texture that is light, crunchy, and flaky.

These tortas are great as a snack on their own or served alongside soups, cheeses, dips or cured meats. You can also break the tortas and add to salads in place of croutons or use as a base for mini pizzas, topped with your favourite pizza toppings.

Ines Roslaes tortas contain no additives or preservatives and are suitable for a vegan diet. The tortas come individually wrapped in packs of six.

Inés Rosales sweet olive oil tortas have been a traditional snack throughout Spain for more than 100 years and are flavoured with anise and sesame seeds. Just like in the old days, the tortas are still made by hand, one by one, ensuring a unique texture that is light, crunchy, and flaky.

These tortas are wonderful with your morning coffee, as a snack or served as part of a dessert. They are also great with cheese or paired with pâtés.

Ines Roslaes sweet olive oil tortas contain no additives or preservatives and are suitable for a vegan diet. The tortas come individually wrapped in packs of six.

Ingredients

Unbleached wheat flour, extra virgin olive oil (24%), sugar (17.7%), anise seeds (0.9%), sesame seeds (0.6%), yeast, sea salt and natural aniseed essence (0.1%).

Contains: wheat, gluten, sesame.

Store in a cool dry place. Keep away from heat and light.

MADE IN SPAIN.

Crunchy and authentic organic grissini (breadsticks) with a light and pleasantly aromatic extra virgin olive oil taste.

These grissini are the perfect accompaniment to cheese boards, as a light snack or paired with your favourite dips.

Bioitalia is dedicated to sourcing high-quality organic foods from Southern Italy and beyond, a commitment they have upheld since 1994. Their decision to focus on organic farming stems from their belief in providing food that is grown without chemical fertilisers, steering away from intensive farming practices, and prioritising health and environmental sustainability.

Bioitalia strive to ensure that organic means more than just superior taste. Prioritising ethically sustainable production processes and cultivating strong relationships with every partner in their supply chain. Additionally, they use 100% recyclable packaging.

Appealing, thinly-sliced crispy potato chips made from Iberian potatoes and scented with black truffles.

From La Vera in Spain, this Paprika is smoked slowly over a low flame for several days intensifying its flavour and colour.

Agridulce paprika adds flavour to meat, seafood, grains and lentils. Also perfect in cheese sauce with cauliflower.

Capsicum peppers were brought to Europe by Christopher Columbus, and the Spanish were the first to mill them into a powdered spice. Today, pimentón (paprika) remains one of the Spanish kitchen's defining ingredients. Not far from where Columbus introduced the capsicum plant to Spain, is the Extremadura region, famous for its world-renowned smoked paprika. In 1993, smoked paprika from La Vera, in Extremadura, became the world’s first pepper spice with denomination of origin status.

Of all the producers in this area, La Chinata, a small family-owned and operated business, are considered to produce the finest Spanish paprika, owing to their dedication to quality and the patience and care involved in their traditional, artisan process.

Their peppers are oak-smoked for up to two weeks before being slowly ground between stone-cut wheels for 9 hours, until they reach a super-fine texture. The heat produced by the friction of the stones is carefully controlled, as maintaining a lower temperature releases the full aromas and flavours locked in the peppers’ oils.

There are three varieties of La Chinata smoked paprika, each made from a different variety of pepper; Dulce (sweet), Agridulce (bittersweet) and Picante (spicy). Their distinctive red tins are recognised around the world and are the choice of world-famous chefs such as Jamie Oliver, Nigella Lawson and Gordon Ramsay. Their new innovation are ground paprika flakes (branded under Pons), chunkier than their fine powder and offering a new multitude of uses.

From La Vera in Spain, this Paprika is smoked slowly over a low flame for several days intensifying its flavour and colour.

Dulce paprika is smoky, tangy and adds flavour to roast vegetables, potato salad and rice or fish dishes. 

Capsicum peppers were brought to Europe by Christopher Columbus, and the Spanish were the first to mill them into a powdered spice. Today, pimentón (paprika) remains one of the Spanish kitchen's defining ingredients. Not far from where Columbus introduced the capsicum plant to Spain, is the Extremadura region, famous for its world-renowned smoked paprika. In 1993, smoked paprika from La Vera, in Extremadura, became the world’s first pepper spice with denomination of origin status.

Of all the producers in this area, La Chinata, a small family-owned and operated business, are considered to produce the finest Spanish paprika, owing to their dedication to quality and the patience and care involved in their traditional, artisan process.

Their peppers are oak-smoked for up to two weeks before being slowly ground between stone-cut wheels for 9 hours, until they reach a super-fine texture. The heat produced by the friction of the stones is carefully controlled, as maintaining a lower temperature releases the full aromas and flavours locked in the peppers’ oils.

There are three varieties of La Chinata smoked paprika, each made from a different variety of pepper; Dulce (sweet), Agridulce (bittersweet) and Picante (spicy). Their distinctive red tins are recognised around the world and are the choice of world-famous chefs such as Jamie Oliver, Nigella Lawson and Gordon Ramsay. Their new innovation are ground paprika flakes (branded under Pons), chunkier than their fine powder and offering a new multitude of uses.

From La Vera in Spain, this Paprika is smoked slowly over a low flame for several days intensifying its flavour and colour.

Picante paprika has a direct and silky heat to it. Add some heat to classic dishes like paella, winter soups and chorizo sausage.

Capsicum peppers were brought to Europe by Christopher Columbus, and the Spanish were the first to mill them into a powdered spice. Today, pimentón (paprika) remains one of the Spanish kitchen's defining ingredients. Not far from where Columbus introduced the capsicum plant to Spain, is the Extremadura region, famous for its world-renowned smoked paprika. In 1993, smoked paprika from La Vera, in Extremadura, became the world’s first pepper spice with denomination of origin status.

Of all the producers in this area, La Chinata, a small family-owned and operated business, are considered to produce the finest Spanish paprika, owing to their dedication to quality and the patience and care involved in their traditional, artisan process.

Their peppers are oak-smoked for up to two weeks before being slowly ground between stone-cut wheels for 9 hours, until they reach a super-fine texture. The heat produced by the friction of the stones is carefully controlled, as maintaining a lower temperature releases the full aromas and flavours locked in the peppers’ oils.

There are three varieties of La Chinata smoked paprika, each made from a different variety of pepper; Dulce (sweet), Agridulce (bittersweet) and Picante (spicy). Their distinctive red tins are recognised around the world and are the choice of world-famous chefs such as Jamie Oliver, Nigella Lawson and Gordon Ramsay. Their new innovation are ground paprika flakes (branded under Pons), chunkier than their fine powder and offering a new multitude of uses.

A very mild variety of garlic, that is crisp like an apple and guaranteed to leave your breath smelling sweet.

Slice through salads or just enjoy it as it is.

Pons is a family-owned business which has been making premium olive oil since 1930 and is now run by the fourth generation. Based in Llieda, Catalonia, near Barcelona, the family have 1000 acres (350 hectares) of land, with 200 hectares dedicated to organic crops. Their specialty is the Arbequina olives, which are all hand-picked, stone-milled and cold-pressed.

Pons are dedicated to producing premium olive oils using traditional methods and with a respect to the land. They also offer a fabulous range of quality versions of classic Spanish lines including capers, sweet white garlic and wine.  

“Preserving our legacy is our mission. An ancestral land, clean and pure. Generations pass, but the land is always present. We take great care of our crops so that many more generations can enjoy the magic that our land gives us, the magic and excellence that our oils offer today.”

Unlike other glazes on the market, which have only 20% grape content and are artificially thickened, this contains 39% grape. It is a thick, tangy and syrupy glaze. Use freely on just about everything, including strawberries, of course.

The Giusti family have been producing balsamic in the traditional way in Modena since 1605. They are the oldest and most awarded producer of balsamic and have an unrivalled collection of antique barrels still in use.

Giusti select good quality Trebbiano and Lambrusco grapes and slowly reduce the grape juice in copper kettles until it is thick, dark and sweet. Unlike industrially produced balsamic vinegar, Giusti do not use pressurisation to speed up the reduction process. It is a labour of time and patience.

Giusti add only good quality wine vinegar to the cooked grape must, and then age it in traditional barrels of various woods - juniper, cherry, oak, ash, and mulberry. Each wood infuses the balsamic with its own unique flavour and aroma. Giusti have over 1000 barrels in use - 600 of which are over 200 years old. Many industrial producers have only a few barrels and large, stainless steel silos.

As the balsamic ages, it ferments, and the liquid evaporates. Each barrel is then topped up with balsamic from another barrel of different wood. Because each barrel contains a blend of vinegars from other barrels, it is impossible to determine the age of the balsamic in any one barrel.

For Giusti’s specially dispensed reserve balsamics, they are in a unique position where they can extract small quantities from their very old reserves. Here Giusti can be quite sure of the minimum age of the must as when these barrels are topped up, they are done so only with older vinegar, not young must. Due to the blending process, these reserves will also include must that is older than the specified age. Other producers do not have these ancient barrels and reserves. Gisuti are meticulous in their blending process and track everything; for them producing balsamic is a craft, not just a commercial enterprise.

Vialone Nano rice is grown to organic principals and artisan-milled outside of Verona, it has a small and oval grain. It's full of flavour and delicately herbaceous. It has the ability to absorb two and a half times its weight in liquid.

Traditionally used for making easy and delicious risotto every time, see back of packaging for the no-stir cooking method. Ideal for making a naturally creamier risotto and the ultimate rice pudding.

Ferron risotto rice comes from Isola della Scala, just out of Verona. Their historic 17^th century rice mill is thought to be the oldest working mill in Italy and is still water-driven. It is still used to process some rice and is complemented by “modern” machines from the 1950s. Carnaroli and Vialone Nano rice are grown in the traditional, centuries old, agricultural method, without the use of chemical fertilisers or pesticides. In 1996, Ferron Vialone Nano rice was declared an “Indicazione Geografica Protetta” (IGP) - a geographically protected product with an assurance of quality and authenticity. It is the only variety in Europe that carries the IGP quality guarantee.

Ferron rice is very different to the more commercially produced Arborio or Vercelli rice. It is not highly polished, ensuring more essential starch and vitamins remain, giving the rice a greater yield, better texture and a distinct, nutty taste. The rice has the amazing ability to not only absorb greater quantities of stock but to also retain the classic individuality of the grain.

This award winning late harvest balsamic is dedicated to the ancestor, Riccardo, who created the recipe at the beginning of the 20th century. More viscous and concentrated than Giusti's usual style, Riccardo is obtained from sweet, sundried grapes and undergoes a longer cooking process.

Aromas and flavours of plum jam and red fruits intertwine with hints of honey and vanilla in a considerably viscous and sweet product.

Riccardo is perfect in a dressing for savoury or sweet dishes, a delicious addition to pasta dishes and excellent drizzled over steak or any cut of beef.

Ingredients: Must of cooked sundried grapes, aged wine vinegar.

Aging: In oak barriques, dismissed by wineries.\

The Giusti family have been producing balsamic in the traditional way in Modena since 1605. They are the oldest and most awarded producer of balsamic and have an unrivalled collection of antique barrels still in use.

Giusti select good quality Trebbiano and Lambrusco grapes and slowly reduce the grape juice in copper kettles until it is thick, dark and sweet. Unlike industrially produced balsamic vinegar, Giusti do not use pressurisation to speed up the reduction process. It is a labour of time and patience.

Giusti add only good quality wine vinegar to the cooked grape must, and then age it in traditional barrels of various woods - juniper, cherry, oak, ash, and mulberry. Each wood infuses the balsamic with its own unique flavour and aroma. Giusti have over 1000 barrels in use - 600 of which are over 200 years old. Many industrial producers have only a few barrels and large, stainless steel silos.

As the balsamic ages, it ferments, and the liquid evaporates. Each barrel is then topped up with balsamic from another barrel of different wood. Because each barrel contains a blend of vinegars from other barrels, it is impossible to determine the age of the balsamic in any one barrel.

For Giusti’s specially dispensed reserve balsamics, they are in a unique position where they can extract small quantities from their very old reserves. Here Giusti can be quite sure of the minimum age of the must as when these barrels are topped up, they are done so only with older vinegar, not young must. Due to the blending process, these reserves will also include must that is older than the specified age. Other producers do not have these ancient barrels and reserves. Gisuti are meticulous in their blending process and track everything; for them producing balsamic is a craft, not just a commercial enterprise.

1g

Top-grade Iranian saffron tips. Bruise in hot liquid or dry roast for best intensity. Kiam Saffron tips are fine, even in size and deep red.

Make a flavoursome saffron infused paella, risotto, tagine or seafood soup.