Brindisa

Catalan Spain has been cooking with pasta since it was introduced by the Moors a thousand years ago. Fideu are thin, short strands of p...

Paiarrop quince paste is made exclusively with fresh Spanish quinces. It is creamy, rich and aromatic. Amalio Valls set up Paiarrop in ...

Sharp, smoky tomato flavors with a pleasant warmth from the paprika. Traditionally a sauce for fried potatoes, but can be used in a wid...

The hazelnuts and almonds are in perfect harmony with the tomato, ñora peppers and vinegar. This Catalan sauce is traditionally eaten w...

Guindilla peppers are sharp and piquant and are normally eaten as a tapa with other encurtidos. They also make an excellent pizza toppi...

These delicious berries, the fruit of the caper bush, have a floral sharpness which pairs particularly well with fish as varied as scal...

Brindisa's saffron is selected and packed by Antonio Sotos. Located in La Mancha, central Spain, Sotos is a fourth-generation family bu...

Brindisa’s saffron is selected and packed by Antonio Sotos. Located in La Mancha, central Spain, Sotos is a fourth-generation family bu...

Typically used in Navarra, La Rioja and Aragon the fresh Pochas have a whitish green color, with very fine texture and they are round i...

Almond Olive Oil Biscuits. Tortas de Acetite are traditional Spanish biscuits made with extra virgin olive oil. The Gavino family has b...

Spanish-grown ripe tomatoes with Piquillo peppers for an intense sweetness make this flavour-packed sauce. Made for us in the Ebro valley, the ...

Made from hot red Jaranda peppers which are ground in the DOP region of Extremadura and then smoked over oak fires creating the unmista...