Extraordinary Food of Distinctive Quality
Fermin was started in 1956 by Fermin Martin and his wife Victoria Gomez. Using traditional knowledge of how to raise and mature the best Iberico pigs. Fermin helped generate a flourishing industry for both the family and the entire region. In fifty years Fermin has become a clear standard of reference for Spain’s Iberico pig products. Produced from…
Menorca island, all wrapped up in a cheese! Sea winds, heavy rainfall, and high atmospheric humidity on the rocky island irrigate the pastures, giving the milk a high acidity and a touch of saltiness. The production of this cheese dates back to the Roman times and has always been an important industry for the people and…
This DOP Organic vinegar is made using the traditional solera-cridera method of aging and contains solera that is 5 years old, which is when these Palomino grapes were first certified organic. The minimum aging period of this sherry vinegar is 24 months. The vinegar itself is light golden in color and will not dampen the…
This food service-sized sherry vinegar comes from the same raw ingredients as the other Vinagres de Yema offerings but has a shorter aging process. Popular in fine kitchens around the country for its quality to price ratio.
The depth and complexity of this vinegar is a result of the time honored tradition of utilizing the solera method of aging. The process begins with the harvest of Palomino grapes grown near Jerez, Spain, and a series of barrels called criaderas. Each criadera contains vinegars with similar flavor characteristics but have been aged for…
Flor de Aceite “Flower of the Oil” Fresh olive juice is collected via gravity drip after the olives are crushed, but before pressing. This unfiltered oil has an extraordinarily low oleic acidity of 0.1%, ten times lower than extra virgin labeling requires. The purest form of oil that can be produced using traditional methods— no…
World renowned, 100% organic, and one of Spain’s most famous olive oils. Seven generations of the Nuñez de Prado family have been grinding olive oil in the sun kissed hills of Baena, Spain. Olives are handpicked and crushed in the family’s granite stone wheels, similar to those used by the Romans 20 centuries ago. This…
The name of this cheese comes from the area of La Garrotxa, in the province of Gerona (Cataluña). Garrotxa fell into extinction for a number of years, but this old-style DOP certified cheese was revived by Catalonian cheesemakers dedicated to traditional production methods. The environmental conditions of the region naturally foster the growth of grey-blue…
These brainy little buttons herald from the Asturias region in Spain and are cousins of Afuega’l pitu, considered to be one of the oldest Spanish cheeses. These classic jewels feature cow’s milk with pimenton spice. A firm, surface ripened cheese, Rey Silo Rojo is aged for two months in underground cellars on the banks of…
These brainy little buttons herald from the Asturias region in Spain and are cousins of Afuega’l pitu, considered to be one of the oldest Spanish cheeses. A firm, surface ripened cheese, Rey Silo is made from raw cow’s milk and aged for two months in underground cellars on the banks of the Nalon River. It…