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Adriatic smoked cheese is a premium cheese that combines cow's and sheep's milk, creating a perfect balance between rich texture and a gentle taste. With a light smoky flavour and a bright yellow colour, it is creamy and melts easily in the mouth, delivering a perfect treat for cheese lovers. With a slightly larger share of cow's milk, it's ideal for anyone who prefers milder yet still rich cheeses. It is smoked naturally, which gives it a special character.

Sliced Jamón Bellota 75% Iberico from Spain — the prized cured ham from Iberian pigs (75% pure Iberian heritage) that have spent their final months feeding on acorns (bellotas) under the holm oaks of the Spanish dehesa. The bellota diet produces meat of remarkable marbling, nutty aroma and a silky, melt-in-the-mouth texture. Serve at room temperature on its own; pair with manchego, a glass of fino sherry, or a slice of melon.Spain · Sliced

ILIADA Kalamata olives with PDO certification — the benchmark of Greek olive quality, grown exclusively in the Kalamata region of the Peloponnese where the variety originated. These large, almond-shaped olives are cured in wine vinegar and extra virgin olive oil, giving them their characteristic rich, fruity depth and smooth, glossy finish. A fundamental component of any serious antipasto, cheese board or Mediterranean spread. Pair with aged sheep's milk cheeses, prosciutto, good bread and a glass of red wine. The 370 g jar is the ideal size for entertaining or a well-stocked kitchen. Variety: Kalamata Designation: PDO (Protected Designation of Origin) Weight: 370 g Origin: Kalamata region, Greece (ILIADA) Cured in: wine vinegar and extra virgin olive oil

Kolan cheese is a true Gligora classic and the oldest cheese of the Gligora Creamery, created in 1996. This outstanding hard cheese is made from 100% cow's milk from the Zadar hinterland. Although inspired by the traditional Trappist, Kolan cheese has evolved into a unique category, keeping its name and recognisable visual identity – the label featuring the little church of St. Jerome from the Kolanje field. Kolan cheese is distinguished by pleasant aromas and a firm, structured paste. The cheese is 6 months old, and its mildness, together with moderate aromas and flavours, makes it extraordinarily popular among cheese lovers. Today Kolan is one of the best-selling hard cheeses in Croatia. The Superior expression of Gligora's Kolan — an elevated tier of one of the dairy's most cherished cow cheeses, named after the small Pag island village. Built around carefully selected wheels and given extra care in maturation, Kolan Superior reveals a beautifully complex savoury character with classic minerality and a long, polished finish. A premium choice for serious cheese tables.

Korlat is one of Croatia's most ambitious modern wineries, a Badel 1862 estate carved into the limestone slopes near Benkovac in northern Dalmatia. Their Syrah is a benchmark for the variety in the region — deep ruby in the glass, with concentrated aromas of black plum, blackberry, ground pepper, violet and a kiss of cured tobacco from oak ageing.Full-bodied and finely structured, with velvety tannins and a savoury, mineral-driven finish, it shows what Mediterranean Syrah can be when given altitude, stone and sea breeze. Excellent with grilled red meats, lamb shoulder, hard cheeses or rich pasta dishes.0.75 L · Korlat Estate, Benkovac, Dalmatia, Croatia

Plavac Mali from Korta Katarina — a polished, terroir-driven expression of Croatia's signature red grape from one of the most respected names on the Pelješac peninsula. Deep ruby in the glass, with the characteristic aromas of ripe dark fruit, dried figs, spice and the unmistakable mineral quality of steep limestone coastal slopes. Full-bodied, structured and designed for the table — this is a wine for grilled lamb, game, aged cheeses and everything that defines a long Dalmatian dinner. A reliable, beautifully made bottle that represents Pelješac's finest tradition. Grape: Plavac Mali Region: Pelješac, Dalmatia Volume: 0.75 L Producer: Korta Katarina, Orebić

Reuben's Private Reserva is the flagship red from Korta Katarina — one of the most respected boutique wineries on the Pelješac peninsula. Named in tribute to Reuben Resnick, the founder who brought modern winemaking vision to this ancient terroir, this is a wine made only in exceptional vintages from the estate's best plots. Deep, concentrated and built for the cellar. Pelješac Plavac Mali at its most serious: dark fruit, dried herbs, mineral backbone and the structure that only these steep, sun-baked coastal slopes can produce. A collector's wine and a centrepiece for any serious wine dinner. Grape: Plavac Mali Region: Pelješac, Dalmatia Volume: 0.75 L Producer: Korta Katarina, Orebić

A serious Zinfandel from Korta Katarina — one of the most respected boutique wineries on the Pelješac peninsula. Plavac Mali's genetic relative is given the full Korta Katarina treatment here: careful vineyard selection, meticulous winemaking, and time in oak that adds complexity without obscuring the grape's intense, sun-saturated character. The 2021 vintage shows concentration, depth and real ageing potential. Rich dark fruit, pepper, spice and a lingering finish that rewards patience. A collector's choice and a natural match for lamb, game, aged hard cheeses and the boldest flavours of the Dalmatian table. Grape: Zinfandel Vintage: 2021 Region: Pelješac, Dalmatia Volume: 0.75 L Producer: Korta Katarina, Orebić

Experience the refined purity of Sir Kozlar, an exquisite hard cheese crafted exclusively from the finest goat’s milk. Known for its characteristic snow-white paste and elegant texture, Kozlar is a testament to the Gligora dairy’s mastery in balancing traditional techniques with sophisticated flavor profiles. Unlike younger goat cheeses, Kozlar is aged to develop a firm, smooth consistency and a subtle, nuanced tang that is both refreshing and deeply savory. Its delicate herbal undertones make it an ideal choice for those who appreciate the lighter, yet complex side of artisanal cheeses. Serve it thinly sliced with floral honeys, fresh walnuts, or a crisp white wine such as Pošip for a truly elevated gastronomic experience.

Crljenak is the indigenous Croatian grape that genetically links Plavac Mali to California Zinfandel and Italian Primitivo — and Kraljevski Vinogradi in Petrčane near Zadar make a confident, modern expression of it. Deep ruby-purple in the glass, with concentrated aromas of black cherry, ripe plum, sweet spice, leather and a touch of dried tobacco. Full-bodied with ripe tannins and a long, warming finish. Excellent with grilled meats, hearty stews and aged cheeses. 0.75 L · Kraljevski Vinogradi, Petrčane, Croatia

A flagship cuvée from Kraljevski Vinogradi (“Royal Vineyards”) in Petrčane near Zadar, the Gladiator is a bold, age-worthy red made only in vintages the team considers truly exceptional. The 2019 release shows everything you'd expect from a proper Croatian power-red: dense aromas of blackberry, dark plum, sweet tobacco, cocoa, vanilla and a touch of cedar from oak ageing.Full-bodied and richly textured, with firm but ripe tannins and a long, layered finish. Built for the cellar, but already drinking beautifully with a 30-minute decant. Pair with dry-aged steak, roasted lamb, venison, or a board of mature hard cheeses.0.75 L · Vintage 2019 · Kraljevski Vinogradi, Petrčane, Croatia · Premium estate red

A confident, well-made Plavac Mali from Kraljevski Vinogradi in Petrčane near Zadar — Croatia's signature red grape, here expressed in a polished, approachable style. Deep ruby in the glass, with aromas of ripe black cherry, dried fig, Mediterranean herbs, a touch of pepper and a warm, sun-baked spice on the finish.Medium-to-full bodied with friendly tannins and a savoury edge, this is the kind of Plavac that opens easily and rewards everyday tables. Excellent with grilled meats, hearty pasta, charcuterie, or a wedge of aged Pag cheese.0.75 L · Kraljevski Vinogradi, Petrčane, Croatia · Plavac Mali

The Prestige tier of Pošip from Kraljevski Vinogradi in Petrčane near Zadar — a polished, premium expression of Dalmatia's most respected white grape. Pale gold in the glass, with aromas of ripe pear, golden apple, fennel seed, almond and a fine salt-mineral edge. Medium-bodied, beautifully textured on the palate, with crisp acidity and a long, slightly nutty finish. Excellent with Adriatic seafood, brodet, fresh sheep's cheese or pasta with seafood.0.75 L · Kraljevski Vinogradi, Petrčane, Croatia

A small-grove olive oil from Kristofola, made from Buža — one of the most cherished indigenous olive varieties of the Istrian peninsula. The Buža olive is known for its complexity and intensity: small fruits, low yield, big personality.Vivid green-gold in the glass, with aromas of freshly cut grass, mint, wild rocket, green almond and unripe tomato. Full and lively on the palate — bitter and assertively peppery, with a long, clean finish. A finishing oil in the truest sense: drizzle over grilled fish, ribollita, fresh sheep's cheese or simply a slice of warm country bread.0.25 L · Istria, Croatia · Buža variety · Cold-extracted · Single-grove

Lasina is one of Croatia's rarest indigenous red grapes — native to the Šibenik hinterland of northern Dalmatia, almost lost to history and now carefully preserved by a small group of dedicated producers. Medium-deep ruby in the glass, with aromas of red cherry, dried herbs, sweet spice and a fine maritime mineral edge. Medium-bodied with bright acidity, fine tannins and a long savoury finish. A piece of Croatian wine heritage.0.75 L · Croatia (Šibenik hinterland)

A small-batch pâté from Leko, built around trout from the pristine Gacka river in Lika — one of Croatia's most celebrated cold-water rivers, beloved for its exceptional fly fishing and prized indigenous trout. Silky, gently smoked-fish flavour, with a refined creamy texture. Spread onto warm toasted bread, dollop alongside cucumber, or use as the heart of a simple canapé with dill and lemon.100 g · Leko, Lika, Croatia · Gacka river trout

A 100 g jar of premium trout roe from Leko — collected from the prized indigenous trout of the Gacka river in Lika. Glossy salmon-orange pearls with a satisfying pop and a clean, fresh, subtly briny flavour. Serve on blinis with crème fraîche and chives, scatter over scrambled eggs, top toasted brioche, or use as a luxurious garnish for sashimi-style preparations.100 g · Leko, Lika, Croatia

Inspired by the ancient Liburnians who once inhabited the Adriatic coast, Sir Liburjan is a masterful blend of three different milks: cow, sheep, and goat. This unique combination creates a complex and harmonious flavor profile that is both robust and elegantly balanced. The cow's milk provides a smooth, creamy foundation; the sheep's milk adds a signature richness and depth, while the goat's milk lends a subtle, sophisticated tang. Aged to perfection, Liburjan develops a firm texture and a lingering, savory finish. It is a versatile centerpiece for any premium cheese board, pairing magnificently with Dalmatian prosciutto, dried figs, and full-bodied red wines.   Awards Year Competition Award / Recognition 2025 World Cheese Awards Silver 2025 Great Taste Awards (UK) 1 Star 2021 Global Cheese Awards (UK) Gold Medal 2019 World Cheese Awards Bronze 2018 World Cheese Awards Super Gold 2017 World Cheese Awards Gold

Likotin is one of Gligora's signature sheep's-milk cheeses — a long-aged speciality with deep savoury character and a refined, structured texture. Firm, golden-amber paste with a beautifully developed flavour: nutty, mineral, with a long warming finish. A serious choice for the discerning cheese lover.

Limuncin is a small Dubrovnik confectionery classic — and the Aroma Ragusea version captures the essence of the Adriatic in a single bite. Built around sun-ripened Mediterranean lemons, candied to a glossy translucence and gently coated, each piece delivers a vivid, sun-bright citrus flavour balanced by a clean, refined sweetness. The brand takes its name from Ragusa — the historic name for Dubrovnik — and works in the city's centuries-old confectionery tradition. Beautiful with espresso, alongside dessert wine, after a long meal, or as a thoughtful little gift packed into a stocking or a deli hamper.