Seafood & Tuna

In the United States the Tuna we typically find in the supermarket is Blue-fin or Yellow-fin tuna which has been net caught and is a schooling fish. Bonito tuna is significantly different in that it is line caught (and thus 100% dolphin safe) and of far superior quality than the other varieties. The meat is pale, firm, and moist with a truly delicious flavor. An interesting bit of trivia: canned blue- or yellow-fin tuna degrades in quality over time, while Bonito actually ages to become a delicacy like fine wine! Occasionally even vintage Bonito is available and fetches a higher price depending on the year produced.

All-natural 'tinta' perfect for 'Arroz Negro,' the famous black rice dish of Spain.
Size: 3.2oz/90g
Origin: Spain
Hand-shelled then carefully packed in a rich sauce with just a hint of vinegar and paprika, these truly are the best of Galicia.
Size: 4oz/111g net, about 8-12 count
Origin: Rias Gallegas (Galicia,) Spain
Whole fillets of the elusive white fin Bonito carefully packed in olive oil. Perfect for topping salads, making an unbeatably rich sandwich and for stuffing piquillo peppers.
Size: 4oz/111g net
Origin: Galicia, Spain
Harvested in the cold winter months from the pristine waters, the firm texture and rich flavor of these clams make them a true prize to be tasted.
Size: 4oz/111g net, about 4-6 count
Origin: Galicia, Spain
Galician cockles purified with sea water is one of the classics, perfect to tase in your most special moments.
Size: 4oz/111g net, about 45 -55 count
Origin: Rias Gallegas (Galicia) Spain
Galician cockles purified with sea water is one of the classics, perfect to taste in your most special moments. All natural.
Size: 4oz/111g net, about 30-40 count
Origin: Spain
Extra-small baby sardines from the coast of Galicia, carefully packed by hand and prepared in Spanish olive oil.
Size: 4oz/115g net, about 16-22 count
Origin: Galicia, Spain