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A small-batch Croatian syrup made from nettle flowers — clean, fragrant and gently sweet, with the unmistakable herbal lift of wild nettle. Dilute with cold sparkling water for a beautifully refreshing summer drink, drizzle over fresh fruit, stir into iced tea, or use as a curious base for craft cocktails. A traditional wellness sip in a modern bottle.0.75 L · Croatia

Bite-size cubes of the famous Pag cheese (Paški sir) — Croatia's most celebrated PDO cheese, made on the windswept island of Pag from the milk of indigenous sheep that graze on aromatic herbs salted by sea spray. The Gligora dairy is the island's most decorated cheesemaker, and these convenient 125 g cubes deliver the full character of the cheese: firm, golden-amber paste, crystalline structure from careful ageing, and that unmistakable nutty, savoury-mineral flavour with a lingering salty-herbal finish. Perfect for a quick aperitivo, salads, snack boards or pairing with a glass of Žlahtina.

The Extra Old expression of the legendary Pag cheese — Croatia's most celebrated PDO cheese, aged for at least 12 months to reach its most concentrated form. Deep golden-amber paste with pronounced crystalline structure; intensely savoury, deeply nutty, with that unmistakable mineral-salty edge of Pag terroir. A serious cheese for serious tables. Awards Year Competition Award / Recognition 2025 World Cheese Awards Gold 2024 World Cheese Awards Silver 2023 World Cheese Awards Bronze 2023 Great Taste Awards (UK) 2 Stars (PDO) 2022 World Cheese Awards Silver 2022 Great Taste Awards (UK) 2 Stars (PDO) 2021 Great Taste Awards (UK) 2 Stars 2021 World Cheese Awards Silver (Aged minimum 12 months) 2017 World Cheese Awards Gold 2017 International Cheese Awards Gold Medal 2016 World Cheese Awards Silver  

The most concentrated expression of the legendary Paški sir — Croatia's only PDO sheep's milk cheese, now aged for a minimum of 12 months to develop its most intense, complex character. Crafted on the wind-scoured island of Pag, where the fierce bura wind and sparse, salt-dusted pastures give the native Pag sheep's milk an unrivalled depth of flavour. After ageing, the paste becomes firm and granular, the colour deepens to a rich amber-ivory, and the aroma fills the room with notes of roasted nuts, dry hay, and aged butter. On the palate, long-crystallised tyrosine crystals deliver a satisfying crunch, while the finish lingers with a gentle, savoury sweetness that only time can produce. At 225 g, this is the ideal size for a premium cheese board, an elevated aperitivo moment, or a considered gift for someone who truly appreciates fine cheese. Pair with a bold Croatian red — Dingač or Plavac Mali — aged honey, or a handful of walnuts. Milk: 100% Pag sheep's milk Ageing: minimum 12 months Designation: PDO (Protected Designation of Origin) Producer: Sirana Gligora, Kolan, island of Pag Weight: 225 g (vacuum-packed)

Elevate your gifting or personal collection with the world-renowned Paški sir, a Protected Designation of Origin (PDO) sheep’s milk cheese from the island of Pag. This exquisite 180 g cut has been aged for a minimum of six months, allowing it to develop its signature crystalline texture and a complex, piquante flavor profile infused with the scents of Mediterranean herbs and sea salt. Presented in an elegant gift box, this aged Paški sir reflects the unique terroir of Pag’s rocky pastures, where the sheep graze on salt-dusted sage and immortelle. With its rich, lingering finish and artisanal heritage, this is more than just a cheese—it is a piece of Croatian tradition. Perfectly paired with a glass of premium Plavac Mali or a few drops of wildflower honey.

Pag cheese is our most famous and most awarded cheese. Although it represents less than 15% of our total cheese production, it is the flagship of our production and a synonym for the globally recognised quality of Gligora. It is also the first cheese with which Ivan Gligora won the first international recognition for a Croatian cheese, and it remains the most awarded Croatian cheese. Pag cheese is a limited product, obtained exclusively from sheep's milk from the island of Pag. Its limited nature is tied to the total number of Pag sheep that can freely graze on the pasturelands of the island of Pag. In addition to its own smaller flock, the Gligora Creamery buys Pag sheep's milk from around a hundred families on the island of Pag in most of the island's settlements, and does so daily during the milking season – which runs from January to the end of June. Pag cheese is produced by a traditional process. The first croatian cheese with a protected designation of origin (PDO).   Type of cheese: Hard cheeseTaste: mild and nuttyShelf life: 180 days, vacuum-packed, 4 to 8 °C Status: Designation of origin – PDO Best storage conditions: 8 - 16 °C; 75 - 80% humidityAge: 3-6 months Awards Year Competition Award / Recognition 2025 World Cheese Awards Bronze 2025 Great Taste Awards (UK) 2 Stars 2024 Great Taste Awards (UK) 2 Stars 2023 World Cheese Awards Bronze 2023 Great Taste Awards (UK) 2 Stars (PDO) 2022 World Cheese Awards Gold 2022 Great Taste Awards (UK) 2 Stars (PDO) 2021 Great Taste Awards (UK) 1 Star 2021 World Cheese Awards Silver 2021 World Cheese Awards Bronze 2020 Great Taste Awards (UK) 2 Stars 2019 World Cheese Awards Gold 2019 Great Taste Awards (UK) 3 Stars 2019 International Taste Awards Silver Medal 2018 World Cheese Awards Super Gold 2018 World Cheese Awards Gold 2018 Great Taste Awards (UK) 2 Stars 2018 International Cheese Awards Silver Medal 2017 World Cheese Awards Silver 2016 World Cheese Awards Bronze 2014 iTQi Brussels (Belgium) Crystal Award 2013 Great Taste Awards (UK) 1 Star 2013 Global Cheese Awards (UK) Gold & Best in Class 2013 International Cheese Awards Gold & Best in Class 2012 Great Taste Awards (UK) 2 Stars 2012 Global Cheese Awards (UK) Gold & Best Overseas Cheese 2012 Kasiade (Austria) Gold Medal & 1st Place 2010 World Cheese Awards Super-Gold & Triple Category Best 2010 World Cheese Awards Best New Cheese Trophy 2002 Franciacorta in Bianco 1st Place (Sheep's Milk Category)

A vacuum-packed quarter of authentic Paški sir — Croatia's only PDO sheep's milk cheese, produced on the windswept island of Pag where the bura wind and salt-kissed pastures give the milk its unrivalled depth. At 650 g, this is the ideal household format: generous enough to last, small enough to stay fresh, and perfectly proportioned for a serious cheese board. Firm and slightly granular in texture, with a clean, savoury finish that lingers. One of Croatia's most decorated cheeses — a natural companion to bold Dalmatian reds, olives, prosciutto and good olive oil. A considered gift or a household staple for anyone who takes their cheese seriously. Milk: 100% Pag sheep's milk Format: vacuum-packed quarter, 650 g Designation: PDO (Protected Designation of Origin) Producer: Sirana Gligora, Kolan, island of Pag

A 100 g pre-sliced "platica" of authentic Paški sir PDO — ready straight from the pack onto a board, into a panino or alongside an aperitivo. No cutting, no fuss: just Croatia's most celebrated sheep's milk cheese, sliced thin and vacuum-sealed at its best. Each slice delivers the full character of the cheese: firm, slightly crystalline, with the clean savoury depth that comes from island sheep raised on bura-swept, herb-scented pastures. The ideal format for entertaining, snacking or pairing with a glass of Plavac Mali and a handful of good olives. Milk: 100% Pag sheep's milk Format: pre-sliced, 100 g (vacuum-packed) Designation: PDO (Protected Designation of Origin) Producer: Sirana Gligora, Kolan, island of Pag

“Cvijet soli” — the flower of salt — is the delicate top layer of crystals hand-skimmed from the surface of Pag's traditional salt pans, where centuries-old methods produce some of the finest finishing salt in the Mediterranean. Crisp, mineral-rich and beautifully aromatic, reserved for finishing: sprinkle on fresh tomatoes, grilled meats, soft-boiled eggs, or chocolate desserts to taste the Adriatic in a single grain.150 g · Pag Island, Croatia

The legendary salt of Pag island, hand-harvested and blended with carefully selected vegetables and Mediterranean herbs to make the ideal seasoning for fish. Sprinkle over white fish before grilling, rub into prawns, or use to season fish soups and brodet. A simple, beautiful Croatian kitchen essential.

A small-batch fig vinegar from Pašman Libre — sun-ripened Mediterranean figs from the island of Pašman patiently transformed into a refined, glossy vinegar. Deep mahogany in the glass, with aromas of dried fig, caramel, warm spice and a clean acetic lift. A few drops are enough: drizzle over fresh sheep's cheese, finish a roast duck, brighten a salad of beets and walnuts, or stir into vinaigrettes for serious depth.

Discover Pašmanero, an artisanal hot sauce that has become a symbol of island creativity and gourmet craft. Produced by the renowned OPG Matulić on the island of Pašman, this sauce is a sophisticated blend of homegrown chili peppers and aged wine vinegar, fermented to perfection. Unlike mass-produced hot sauces, Pašmanero offers a complex layering of flavors—starting with a bold, spicy kick and finishing with the deep, noble acidity of Mediterranean vinegar. It is an exceptional condiment for those who seek to elevate their dishes, from grilled meats and seafood to complex stews. Just a few drops of this liquid gold are enough to bring the fiery spirit of the Dalmatian sun to your plate.

Tender anchovy fillets marinated in vinegar, olive oil and Mediterranean herbs — a 200 g jar from Pelagos, one of Croatia's most respected small-fish processors. The fillets retain their delicate texture and clean flavour, with a bright, balanced acidity and a soft herbal background. Lift straight onto crusty bread with a thread of olive oil, fold into a Caesar salad, dress a plate of boiled potatoes, or pair with mozzarella and fresh tomato for an instant antipasto.200 g · Pelagos, Croatia · Marinated anchovies

Premium salt-cured anchovies from Pelagos — one of Croatia's most respected small-fish processors, with deep roots in Adriatic fishing tradition. The fish are caught at peak quality, salted by hand and patiently cured into firm, deeply savoury fillets that pack remarkable umami depth. Soak briefly before use; then lift onto crusty bread with olive oil, melt into pasta sauces (puttanesca, Caesar dressing), dress roasted vegetables, or stir into braises for instant savoury depth.120 g · Pelagos, Croatia

Premium salt-cured sardines from Pelagos — one of Croatia's most respected small-fish processors, with deep roots in Adriatic fishing tradition. The fish are caught at peak quality, salted by hand and patiently cured into firm, deeply savoury fillets that bring serious umami depth to the table. Soak briefly before use; lift onto grilled bread with olive oil, fold into pasta sauces, dress roasted vegetables, or stir into braises.120 g · Pelagos, Croatia

A premium Merlot from the sun-soaked terraces of Blato on the island of Korčula — a place better known for Plavac Mali, where Merlot quietly produces wines of charming Mediterranean elegance. Deep ruby-garnet in the glass, with aromas of black cherry, ripe plum, sweet tobacco and a touch of dried Mediterranean herbs. Medium-to-full bodied with ripe tannins and a clean, savoury finish. Pair with grilled lamb, slow-cooked beef or hard cheeses.0.75 L · Blato, Korčula Island, Croatia · Top quality (vrhunsko)

A premium Plavac Mali from the sun-drenched terraces of Blato, on the island of Korčula — one of the historic homes of Croatia's signature red grape. Hand-tended vines, reflected sunlight from the Adriatic and stony, well-drained soils combine to give a wine of natural intensity. Expect aromas of black cherry, dried fig, Mediterranean herbs, a touch of leather and a warm, sun-baked spice.Full-bodied and structured, with ripe tannins and a long, savoury finish. Pair with grilled lamb, slow-cooked beef, Dalmatian pršut, or aged hard cheeses. A confident expression of island terroir.0.75 L · Blato, Korčula Island, Croatia · Plavac Mali · Top quality (vrhunsko)

Rabska torta is one of Croatia's most storied traditional sweets — a centuries-old recipe from the island of Rab, originally baked to mark special occasions and still made today according to the same protected formula. Built around ground almonds, egg whites and a touch of maraschino, the cake has a uniquely dense, fragrant texture unlike anything else in Croatian confectionery.This 200 g format is the ideal size for sharing — a considered gift, an accompaniment to coffee or a dessert wine, or a memorable souvenir from the Adriatic. Protected by Croatian heritage designation, each Rabska torta is a small piece of island history. Key ingredients: ground almonds, egg whites, maraschino Weight: 200 g Origin: island of Rab, Croatia Style: traditional protected recipe

Hailing from the sun-drenched Island of Rab, this Authentic Fig Cake, known locally as Smokvenjak, is a concentrated essence of Mediterranean summer. Handcrafted using premium sun-dried figs, this traditional delicacy is enriched with a touch of local brandy and aromatic herbs, then pressed into its signature shape. Naturally sweet and rich in texture, it was historically a staple for islanders, but today it stands as a sophisticated gourmet accompaniment. Its dense, chewy consistency and deep honey-like flavors provide a stunning contrast to the saltiness of aged Gligora sheep cheeses or the boldness of blue cheeses. A 100% natural, gluten-free treat that captures the rustic elegance of the Kvarner islands.

Discover the secret to soft, radiant skin with Rebelle, a creamy scrub from the OPG Matulić workshop. Unlike coarse scrubs, Rebelle has a rich, creamy texture on an olive-oil base that deeply nourishes the skin while natural apricot pits gently remove dead cells. What makes Rebelle special? Two-in-one action: Thanks to its gentle formulation, Rebelle is ideal for both face and body, saving you bathroom space. Deep hydration: Olive oil penetrates deep into the pores, returning moisture to dry and dehydrated skin and leaving it elastic and nourished even after rinsing. Natural exfoliation: Finely ground apricot pits provide an effective yet non-aggressive scrub that boosts circulation and skin regeneration. A sensory experience: Sweet orange essential oil awakens the senses and leaves a mild, refreshing scent on the skin. Instructions for use: Face: Use a maximum of twice a week for a deep cleanse and glow. Body: Suitable for daily use, especially on dry areas such as elbows and heels. Main ingredients: Olive oil: For care and softness. Apricot pits: Natural scrub particles. Sweet orange essential oil: For freshness and revitalisation.