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Complex, savoury. Hints of caramel, malted cereal. Masterful Manchego. As good as it gets. Our 1605 Manchego is made at the Sierra la Solana estate, 150km south of Madrid. Here you can find traditional, rustic Mediterranean vegetation, as well as a harsh and extreme climatic environment, ideal for the native Manchega sheep to roam about. The result is a clean, rich-tasting milk with a sweet and malted cereal finish, which translates into elegant, fruity, intense flavours with a long finish. This 11-month minimum matured Manchego has aromas of leather and lanolin. The paste is dense and, on occasion, crystalline. It has a complex savoury flavour with hints of caramel and spices and a long, intense finish. To learn more about Queserías 1605, watch the video here. Net weight: 200g wedge (11 months) 

Complex, savoury. Hints of caramel, malted cereal. Masterful Manchego. As good as it gets. Our 1605 Manchego is made at the Sierra la Solana estate, an area of about 350 hectares, which includes vineyards, almond plantations and olive groves, 150km south of Madrid. Here you can find a traditional rustic Mediterranean vegetation as well as a harsh and extreme climatic environment, ideal for the native Manchega sheep to roam about. The result is clean, rich-tasting milk with a sweet and malted cereal finish which translate into an elegant, fruity, intense flavours with a long finish. The aroma of this 5-month-matured Manchego is of butter and cereal. The paste is pale ivory, semi-hard and dense; the flavours are of sweet and rich sheep’s milk and raw almonds. It has a long, clean finish. Net weight: 230g wedge

Offer: Spend over £80 on Brindisa products and get this 4 person paella pan for FREE (automatically added to basket when you spend over £80). Limited time.Spain's most famous rice dish, paella, is named after the pan in which it is cooked whose name, in turn, is derived from patella, or knee cap, which it is thought to resemble. This shallow pan allows the rice to cook at the right speed. Thicker and heavier than the plain stainless steel pans, the enamelled paella pans are coated with a black and white speckled, non-stick finish. They are easy to clean, don't get rusty (there’s no need to use oil after use!) and oven proof. Pan can be used on electric and gas hobs or in the oven. Not suitable for induction hobs. The 4 person pan is 30cm in diameter at its widest upper rim.  View our Seafood Paella Recipe.

Spain's most famous rice dish, paella, is named after the pan in which it is cooked whose name, in turn, is derived from patella, or knee cap, which it is thought to resemble. This shallow pan allows the rice to cook at the right speed. Thicker and heavier than the plain stainless steel pans, the enamelled paella pans are coated with a black and white speckled, non-stick finish. They are easy to clean, don't get rusty (there’s no need to use oil after use!) and oven proof. Pan can be used on electric and gas hobs or in the oven. Not suitable for induction hobs. The 8 person pan is 38cm in diameter at its widest upper rim.  View our Seafood Paella Recipe.

Balsamic with spicy touches of oak and red fruits. Very aromatic and elegant. Balanced with soft tannins. A great all rounder.  Great with charcuterie and cheeses. Ingredients: 100% Tempranillo grapes 14.5% alc vol. Contains: SULPHITES

This hot cooking chorizo follows a Riojan recipe with hot smoked pimentón de la Vera DOP and a hint of garlic.  A perfect companion to beans and pulses: serve on a bed of lentils and winter vegetables, or a summer lentil salad, or add a few slices to a bean and vegetable stew. Make a Spanish breakfast with chorizo, eggs and fried potatoes. Serve a little diced chorizo as an accompaniment to white fish or a garnish to a creamy soup. Poach slices in a red Rioja and serve with crusty bread. Add a little to a Spanish tortilla potato omelette.  To create a chorizo roll as we do at Borough market, butterfly the sausage, grill on both sides and serve in a bun with roasted piquillo peppers, fresh rocket and olive oil. Free from colourings, additives and preservatives. 

This mild, horseshoe-shaped cooking chorizo, produced in La Rioja, is particularly good either barbecued or poached in red wine. It has a rich, clean flavour with a hint of smokiness from the pimenton de la Vera and pairs exceptionally well with beans and pulses or good crusty bread.Unlike most producers, who rely on commercial cultures for fermentation, Embutidos Alejandro lets nature take the lead. The naturally occurring lactic acid bacteria in their facility kickstarts the curing process, creating a truly unique, terroir-driven flavour profile.

The Alemany mountain honey is harvested in the late summer in Catalonia, where the bees have been feeding on the wild herbs and flowers in the foothills of the Pyrenees. The result is a runny amber coloured honey with an intense floral aroma and a gently sweet flavour with a hint of saltiness. An excellent all-around honey in a handmade ceramic pot. Makes a great gift.

The flavour is deep with hints of saltiness. Delicious eaten simply on toast or drizzled over fresh cheese.  

Fruity yet fresh with intensity and length. Citrus, fennel & passion fruit. Typical Albarino, citrus fruits, fennel and passion fruit on the nose. On the palate, it is fruity but fresh, with good intensity and length. Great with seafood.

Rich and complex. This sherry greets the palate with an opulent blend of dried fruits such as figs, raisins, and dates, intertwined with notes of toffee, caramel, and dark chocolate. Subtle hints of spice, nuts, and a touch of coffee add depth and intrigue. An exceptional choice for those who appreciate finely crafted, sweet sherry. Produced in Jerez, Andalucia, using a meticulous and traditional process, this sherry is created using a blend of Palomino and Pedro Ximénez grapes. These are fermented and then aged separately in a solera system, which involves a series of barrels where younger wines blend with older ones, ensuring consistency and complexity over time.  This sherry complements aged cheeses, especially blue cheese and Manchego, as it enhances their creamy textures and complex flavours. It also pairs beautifully with desserts, such as dark chocolate, caramel flan, and pecan pie, thanks to its rich, sweet profile. For a savoury contrast, try it with foie gras or spicy Asian dishes, where its sweetness can balance out the heat.  Ingredients: 80% Palomino, 20% Pedro Ximenez. 20% vol. Contains SULPHITES.