Products from £10 to £50

Full-bodied and smooth, with rich notes of plum and spice. Perfumed aromas of fig, mocha, and ripe berries. A bold, generous Rioja. 'Vino de Pueblo' from high altitude vineyards. Aged over 2 years. Complex aromas and generous, elegant palate. A truly special Rioja. Great with milk-fed lamb. Ingredients: 90% Tempranillo, 10% Garnacha. 14.5% alc vol. Contains SULPHITES

Spain produces a flavoursome, thin skinned variety of fig called Pajarero which is the perfect medium to carry the rich, moist flavours of this chocolate coated fruit. Stuffed with a ganache of cream, chocolate and brandy, the Rabitos are intensely flavoured, slightly chewy, and meltingly delicious.

Spain produces a flavoursome, thin skinned variety of fig called Pajarero used by La Higuera to create these highly prized chocolates. These fruits create the perfect medium to carry the rich flavours of the silky milk chocolate salted caramel truffle filling and the smooth milk chocolate coating. Best enjoyed at room temperature accompanied with a chilled PX sweet wine or an espresso for an afternoon pick-me-up.

Local white grapes with red Monastrell create pale pink sparkling wine. Citrus, white fruit & summer berries. Wild citrus and white fruit typical notes of Mediterranean herbs such as fennel. A voluminous mouthfeel with good structure and an elegant, fresh and persistent finish. Delicious with Iberian acorn-fed ham.

Fruit basket of berries, cherries and apricots with tree bark. Smooth dessert wine. A classic Spanish dessert red. Fruity and juicy thanks to a beautiful acidity. Pairs remarkably well with fresh cheeses like Luna Negra. The best alternative to port. Ingredients: 100% Monastrell grapes. 15% alcohol. Contains SULPHITES    

Tender, moist, flavourful. The star of rustic stews, fresh salads, dips. Easy to desalt at home. Salt cod has been a staple of Basque cookery for many hundreds of years. The best fish come from the cold Atlantic waters around Iceland and Faroe Islands and these are then brought to Spain where they are salted by experts. This style of cod, bacalao verde, is not as heavily salted as traditional types. However, this product still needs to be de-salted by soaking in water for at least 12 hours before use. Ideally the water should be changed several times. 

Tender, moist, flavourful. The star of rustic stews, fresh salads, dips. Easy to desalt at home.Salt cod has been a staple of Basque cookery for many hundreds of years. The best fish come from the cold Atlantic waters around Iceland and Faroe Islands and these are then brought to Spain where they are salted by experts. This style of cod, bacalao verde, is not as heavily salted as traditional types. However, this product still needs to be de-salted by soaking in water for at least 12 hours before use. Ideally the water should be changed several times. 

Soft, rich, buttery. Remarkable clean sweetness. A regional speciality. From maker Señorío. Freshly sliced in our Balham Deli. Lomo doblado is made from the meat of acorn fed ibérico pigs that have fattened up on the dehesa of south western Spain. The cured loin of de bellota ibérico 100% pigs is considered to be one of the finest pieces of charcuterie produced in Spain. Made from the tenderloin; this artisan product, produced without paprika, is based on a traditional recipe from Extremadura, re-discovered by Señorío de Montanera. The whole loin is folded in half, coated with lard and cured. Señorío de Montanera is a company, based in Badajoz, Extremadura, which was founded by a group of ibérico pig breeders. Their aim was to create a business that would control each step of the process of producing ibérico ham, from birth to the final product. They specialise in the production of DOP, acorn fed hams. A 3-star Great Taste Awards winner in 2024 For best results, remove from fridge at least 30 minutes before serving.  Vacuum-packed

Like the UK, Spain has many regional variations of black pudding, known as morcilla in Spanish.  This variety, made in Extremadura by Brindisa's supplier of the finest ibérico hams, is made using meat from acorn fed pigs and is cured for a period of 30 days.

This Ibérico chorizo is made from meat from animals raised in Extremadura that have fattened on acorns for 10-12 weeks on the local dehesa. Cured in Badajoz for 4 months. Predominantly lean red meat but with a perfect balance of fat. Full and intense flavour with hints of paprika and garlic, with a succulent and juicy texture. Señorío de Montanera is a company, based in Badajoz, Extremadura, which was founded by a group of Ibérico pig breeders. Their aim was to create a business that would control each step of the process of producing Ibérico ham, from birth to the final product

This Ibérico salchichón is made from meat from animals raised in Extremadura that have fattened on acorns for 10-12 weeks on the local dehesa. This salchichon (equivalent to an Italian salami) is nutty and rich with a touch of warmth from the black pepper. Señorío de Montanera is a company, based in Badajoz, Extremadura, which was founded by a group of Ibérico pig breeders. Their aim was to create a business that would control each step of the process of producing Ibérico ham, from birth to the final product. 

A rich full wine with real backbone and structured tannin. Dark fruit, bramble, blackcurrant, spice. From old, low-yielding vines. Dark fruit and spice aromas. Flavours of plum and bramble fruit balanced by toasty notes. Perfect with spicy chorizo and patatas bravas. Ingredients: 100% Bobal grapes. 13.5% alc vol. Contains: SULPHITES

Galicia is justly famed for its octopus cooks (pulpeiros) and its archetypal recipes "pulpo a la Gallega" and "pulpo a la Feria" which rely on the quality of the raw materials, the best of which, like this octopus, come from the coast of Morocco. These tentacles are steamed in their own juices and are tender, versatile and flavoursome. Use cold in salads, heat through in their juice or brown them quickly on the BBQ for stunning results. 

Sweet dominates savoury. Earthy, grassy, toasted nuts. Pigs forage in woodlands. The King of hams. Freshly hand-carved by a master carver in our Balham Deli. The Eíriz bellota ham is made from free range pigs of 100% Ibérico breed that have fattened up on acorns on the dehesa of Extremadura for 10-12 weeks. The hams are then expertly cured in Jabugo in Huelva, one of the most famous Ibérico ham curing towns in Spain.  This ham has been cured for 3 years to create intense, complex flavours and aromas. Jamones Eiriz have been producing Ibérico hams in the town of Corteconcepción, situated in the mountains of the Sierra de Aracena, north of Seville, since near the beginning of the 19th century. Their artisan production methods keep things as traditional as possible and create some remarkable hams. For best results, remove from fridge at least 30 minutes before serving. How to enjoy: Place the slices on a warm plate for the fat to melt slightly. Eat the slices with pan de coca Catalan bread or picos de pan. *Please be aware that, depending upon which part of the ham your pack has been carved from, the proportion of delicious acorn fat to lean meat will vary. **Vacuum-packed

Vibrant yet delicate, aromas of mandarin thanks to this blend of Albarino, Loureio & Caino grapes. A wine of great aromatic complexity, crisp aromas of mandarin, ripe melon and orange peel develop to delicate mineral, earthy and orange blossom notes. It is creamy with mineral touches that together with its fresh and mild acidity, offers aa pleasant and intense wine with a long finish. Best with Galician cuisine.

The green fields of Galicia, in the far north west of Spain, are known for the quality of their pastures from which come some of Spain's best known cows' milk cheeses including Tetilla DOP, the region's most iconic cheese. Made using pasteurised milk, this cheese has a lightly acidic and buttery aroma, a dense smooth, semi-soft paste, and good balance of lactic and creamy flavours. Perfect for cooking or enjoying on its own.  Net weight: whole, approx. 900g 

Savoury, tang of island salt air. Paprika-rubbed rind. Chalky centre. Peachy aroma.  Torralba Mahon DOP is the iconic cheese from Menorca with a distinctive square shape and rounded edges. The vibrant, orange coloured rind is created by rubbing it with pimentón and olive oil as it matures. It has a Protected Designation of Origin. The semi-hard, sometimes crumbly texture has a fruity, fresh and creamy aroma complemented by rich, savoury and yoghurty flavours. Approx. 300g wedge, 600g quarter. "Very good flavours rolling round the palate, with sweetness and savoury notes, creamy and fruity on the palate. Good firm texture and full bodied aroma and flavour. This cheese has a creamy mouthfeel and is full of flavour."

Rich, earthy, hint of bitterness. Cut off top, scoop and share like a Vacherin. Traditional Torta. Winner: Silver at the World Cheese Awards 2023 There is a tradition in south-west Spain, and over the border in Portugal, of making ewes' milk cheeses using cardoon thistle rennet, resulting in  full-bodied cheeses with a soft, sometimes liquid interior. Queserías de Barros makes an excellent example using the milk of the indigenous Merino sheep. The cheese has an earthy aroma and the soft paste is creamy, rich, salty and full flavoured with a hint of bitterness on the finish. Leave it out of the fridge at least for an hour before eating to warm up and enjoy the gooey centre with breadsticks or crudités.  To learn more about this incredible cheese, watch the video here. Net weight: wedge approx 200g

Dried fig, raisin and plum flavours from sweet Pedro Ximénez grapes. Aged for 12 years in oak barrels. Pedro Ximénez vinegar is one of the most distinctive tastes in Spanish cooking. This example is made with sweet PX grapes exclusive to the area where the winery is located, in the heart of the Montilla-Moriles Protected Denomination of Origin, in the province of Córdoba. Made in the balsamic style, with grape must (boiled, reduced grape juice) added to the vinegar, and aged in American oak barrels for 12 years, resulting in a delicious vinegar with a wonderful acidic balance. Available in 25cl and 75cl. A 1-star Great Taste Awards winner in 2025 Note from the judges: "...The flavour is bright and fruity, with caramel notes, and would be wonderful soaked into raisins to add to salads."

Single varietal vinegars offer subtlety and variety whatever they may be used for. This moscatel vinegar is produced by the Schutzenbach method of cold acetification which allows for the flavours of the grape variety to remain distinct. This is a delightfully floral vinegar with sweet stone fruit flavours. A 2-star Winner in Great Taste Awards 2023.

Sherry vinegar offers one of the most distinctive tastes in Spanish cooking and this example, from one of Spain's finest sherry producers is amongst the best. Made using the same solera method used for the production of fino sherries the result is a rich, nutty, yeasty, complex and deeply flavoured vinegar. Aged for 3 years.

A hard and, on occasion, crystalline texture. The aroma is intense, buttery and herbal, the flavour is full and rounded with hints of leather and dried nuts; the aftertaste is clean and long. Net weight: quarter approx. 625g, wedge approx. 240g.

Fresh flavours, pleasant acidity, mellow sweetness. Smooth, dense texture. Lactic, herbal aromas.  Winner: Silver at the World Cheese Awards 2023 This semi-cured vegetarian Manchego PDO, combines lactic and herbal aromas, the paste is dense and semi hard. The flavours are fresh with a pleasant acidity and a mellow sweetness, typical of ewes’ milk.  Net weight: wedge approx. 250g, quarter approx. 750g, half approx. 1.5kg, whole approx. 3kg

Coated in lard and rosemary, this Manchego-style cheese has a dense and lightly crunchy texture, with buttery and herbal aromas. It is full flavoured and savoury, with a long and balanced finish. As with most Manchegos, this cheese is traditionally paired with membrillo. It also works very well on its own or as part of a cheeseboard, paired with a dry white wine or a dry sherry. The dairy opened in 1987 with the aim of producing authentic artisan Manchego cheese, in the municipality of Villarejo de Fuentes. The village, located in the heart of La Mancha, has always enjoyed clean air and a climate perfectly suited to the production of this style of cheese. With more than 1,500 square meters, the facilities are in a privileged location, where the sheep graze freely offering the best milk for their cheeses. Their mission has always been the same: the production of quality artisan cheeses using traditional methods and always opting for a sustainable agri-food chain. Net weight: quarter approx 750g, wedge approx 200g.