Vegetarian

Fragrant, delicate and silky. Perfect for dipping. A modern take on a torta. Cañarejal is a torta style cheese with a soft, silky centre and a fresh mushroom aroma. The flavour is mild, slightly sweet and richly creamy. Perfect for a dinner party, make sure you keep it at room temperature for at least an hour prior to consumption. Cut the top off and scoop the interior out with some breadsticks or crudités. A 1-star Great Taste Awards winner in 2024 and Silver at the World Cheese Awards 2023 Net weight: 250g approx.

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

Tolosana round black beans are originally from the Basque country, though our 2024 harvest is from Castilla y Leon. The name comes from the market town of Tolosa where local folk have bought and sold these medium, round and dark little pearls for centuries. Its cultivation is now more extended as its appreciation grows.  View recipe. Harvested in Autumn 2024 Find out some cooking tips and tricks from Monika here

Almond Gazpacho & Beetroot Gazpacho Best Before Date: 20/10/2026 Online Exclusive 1 x Tomato Gazpacho 1 x Tomato and Beetroot Gazpacho  1 x Tomato and Almond Gazpacho  Gazpacho is probably the most familiar and iconic Andalucian recipe with ripe, flavoursome Spanish tomatoes. Enjoy this refreshing gazpacho in three delicious flavours: the classic tomato recipe, tomato and beetroot, tomato and almond.  This trio offers an interesting, diverse and delicious range of flavours.

Potent sweetness. Crimson red. Flamed then hand peeled and packed. Super versatile. Brought back to Spain from the Americas by returning conquistadores, these small red peppers are a very mild variety of chilli. Grown in the Lodosa DOP in Navarra these piquillo peppers are roasted and then peeled by hand.  The peppers are a deep scarlet and their flavour is intense, sweet and mildly piquant.

Cooked butter beans. Generous and eye-catching. These Judion beans are ideal for braises, salads and even with your favourite roasted meats. Taste profile: These butter beans have been carefully cooked to preserve their shape and texture. They are creamy and buttery with nutty notes when tasted. A 1-star Great Taste Awards winner in 2024

Cooked white long rounded beans similar to haricot beans. Elegant and creamy. These alargada beans are very versatile, being perfect for purées, stews, or even salads. Taste profile: With a complex flavour, these beans are earthy with slightly sweet notes when tasted.

Cooked lechoso chickpeas. These chickpeas are delicious in brothy soups and vegetable stews. They are also a perfect addition to any pasta or rice dishes and the perfect chickpeas to make an incredible creamy hummus. Taste profile: Creamy large pearly chickpeas, these chickpeas are nutty, with a delicate earthy and buttery 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

Best Before Date: 20/10/2026 Refreshing, richly earthy, nourishing. Sweet fruitiness, depth of ripe tomatoes. Hint of cumin.  The beetroot gazpacho is a beautiful deep purple; it combines a rich earthiness with sweet fruitiness and the depth of ripe tomatoes, balanced by a well-judged touch of red wine vinegar and Andalusian Extra Virgin Olive Oil. It has a hint of cumin on the finish.  Combining earthiness, sweetness and acidity, this is a beautifully balanced gazpacho.

Gazpacho is probably the most familiar and iconic Andalucian recipe. Using ripe, flavoursome tomatoes along with cucumber, onion, peppers, olive oil and sherry vinegar, the soup is fresh and vibrant with a depth of flavour and a refreshing, balanced acidity which makes it perfect for a hot summer's day. Gazpacho Multi-Pack 10 units. Suitable for home freezing.

Best Before Date: 20/10/2026 Refreshing, creamy, nourishing. Sweet aromatic nuttiness with ripe tomato acidity. The almond and tomato gazpacho has delicious creaminess on the tongue, with a bit of texture from the almonds, and a beautiful balance of sweet nuttiness and ripe tomato acidity, brought together by the richness of Andalusian Extra Virgin Olive Oil.

Creamy torta-style cheese. Full bodied with balanced bitterness. Try spreading on toast. Winner: Silver at the World Cheese Awards 2023 Winner: Gold at the World Cheese Awards 2024 There is a tradition in South West Spain, and over the border in Portugal, of making sheep's milk cheeses called "torta" using thistle rennet, resulting in full flavoured cheeses with a soft, sometimes liquid interior. Finca Pascualete is an interesting example of this unique style of cheese. La Retorta has a smooth, dense and creamy texture and ochre, pungent rind with aromas of mustard and dry hay. Rich in flavour with a pleasant bitterness at the finish. Learn more about this unique cheese, watch the video here. Net weight: Available in two variants: approx. 160g and approx. 480g

Tarta de Santiago is the iconic product of this Galician city, popular with pilgrims for over a thousand years. Composed of a pastry case filled with almond paste, the most recognisable characteristic of the cake is the cross of St James in sugar on its surface. Rich, dense and moist, a delicious hand-made cake.

Grown on the Moorish-built river terraces of Calasparra, an inland village in Murcia, this rice is produced under the prestigious Arroz de Calasparra DOP – Spain's first protected designation of origin for rice. The fields are irrigated by the fast-flowing, mineral-rich waters of the River Segura, which contribute to the exceptional quality of the crop. This Balilla × Sollana variety is particularly well suited to traditional arroz al horno (oven-baked rice) and arroz caldoso (soupy rice) dishes, delivering excellent texture across both styles of cooking. Brindisa sources this rice from the Co-operativa del Campo Virgen de la Esperanza, a respected producer that cultivates several traditional rice varieties in the region.

Adds kick to sauces & dishes alike. Finely-ground. Peppers dry over oak fires. This paprika is produced in La Vera DOP, Extremadura from peppers that have been grown in one of the 52 villages within the DOP. The peppers are smoked by the growers before being sent to the factory, where they are ground in stone mills, to preserve the quality. This smoked paprika has a warm and smoky flavour, with a gentle hint of heat. If you’re looking for something with less spice, try the mild variant of our La Chinata smoked paprika.

The freshly crushed floral Picudo, sweet Hojiblanca and robust Picual olives from the Prado family's organic estates are cold-pressed. The result is an organic oil with tropical flavours of passion fruit and papaya.

Gently firm. Mild bitter finish, yet sweetened with herb dressing. Hard not to finish the tin! These artichokes from Navarra are partially cooked before the leaves are removed and the hearts trimmed by hand. They are then marinated in sunflower oil, white wine vinegar, parsley and basil.  The marinated artichokes have a tender texture and a nutty and citrusy flavour mellowed by the oil and the herbs. Serve in a cold tapa with Ortiz anchovy fillets, in salads or quickly roast them on a griddle.

Grown in the Ebro Delta in Tarragona, Bomba is one of Spain's most prized rice varieties. It cooks up with beautifully separate grains, making it the classic choice for an authentic paella. Bomba is also exceptionally forgiving, maintaining its texture even if cooked a little longer than intended. Illa de Riu is a third-generation family company dedicated to producing exceptional-quality rice. By continually refining and selecting their own seed stocks, they have earned a reputation for growing some of the finest rice in Spain.

One of the commonest accompaniments to cheese, ham and charcuterie in many Spanish bars and restaurants is the simple breadstick, often made using olive oil. The shape may vary, but they all provide a textural contrast to the meats or cheeses. These little pointed breadsticks are crisp and crunchy.

The olive oil torta, a flat, unleavened biscuit, was first invented several hundred years ago to provide an easily portable snack for stagecoach passengers passing through the city of Seville. Now made in several different flavours, the biscuit with almonds is sweet, crisp and flaky with a mild taste of anise and crunchiness from the toasted almonds. Contains 6 tortas per pack

Whilst pasta is perceived as an almost exclusively Italian ingredient the people from Valencia have been making the traditional dish of fideua for decades. This pasta resembles short strands of spaghetti and is used like rice in a paella, paired with a sofrito and seafood to make the classic regional dish.

Grown on the Moorish-built river terraces of Calasparra, an inland village in Murcia, this rice is produced under the prestigious Arroz de Calasparra DOP – Spain's first protected designation of origin for rice. The fields are irrigated by the fast-flowing, mineral-rich waters of the River Segura, which contribute to the exceptional quality of the crop. This Balilla × Sollana variety is particularly well suited to traditional arroz al horno (oven-baked rice) and arroz caldoso (soupy rice) dishes, delivering excellent texture across both styles of cooking. Brindisa sources this rice from the Co-operativa del Campo Virgen de la Esperanza, a respected producer that cultivates several traditional rice varieties in the region.