Feinschmecker Olio Award 2017 Olive Oil Winner Set

For lovers of extra-virgin olive oil, this organic product is beautifully presented and makes a big impact. Awards of Almazara Ecológica de La Rioja

Casas de Hualdo Reserva de Familia olive oil is an exquisite, hand-picked olive oil from the Spanish region of Castilla-La Mancha. It impresses with its fruity taste and is perfect for salads, grilled vegetables and more. A moment of pleasure that enchants the senses.

The fine garlic granules from Onena can be wonderfully dosed with a strong taste. Even the smallest amounts can be removed and added to cold or warm dishes without any problems. When seasoning with the aromatic and healthy garlic granules, the annoying garlic peeling is no longer necessary and the fingers remain odorless. The popular condiment is ideal...

Flos Olei Guide 2020 for the first time with 100 points. In Spain are 2 awarded olive oils with the maximum score. Both wonderful olive oils. One oil of Castillo de Canena an 100% Picual olive oil and the other of Finca la Torre a 100% Hojiblanca olive oil.

A limited edition, from one of the most famous and prestigious noble families in Europe, has become one of the best olive oils in the world.

With 170 prizes for its quality and taste on both national and international levels, this oil is the fruit of the labours of more than 4000 families. Awards of Almazaras de la Subbetica

A family business that has been cultivating, pressing, and selling exceptionally high-quality olive oil since 1997 from their mill in Mendavia, Navarra.

Official olive oil tasting cup regulated by the International Olive Council standard 0/DOC COI/T.2. No 5/Rev. 1 ofSeptember 2007.

Vindaro, the first and only balsamic vinegar from Rioja, is an original vinegar that will not leave chefs and lovers of authentic tastes indifferent.

The sweet paprika powder from the Spanish region of Murcia not only impresses with its spicy-sweet taste, but also with its wonderful red color. Both the intense aroma and its bright red color are retained during cooking. Sweet paprika, a basic spice in Spanish cuisine, is a must in paella, but generally goes well with meat, sauces, vegetables and fish.