Collection: Spices

Elevate your culinary creations with the Flower of Salt (Solni cvijet) from Pag Island, widely regarded as the "caviar of salt." Hand-harvested using traditional wooden tools from the pristine, mineral-rich salt pans of Pag, this rare delicacy forms only on calm, sunny days as a delicate crust on the sea's surface. Unlike regular sea salt, these flaky, hollow crystals dissolve gently on the tongue, offering a subtle, complex saltiness with a high concentration of natural minerals. Designed as a premium finishing salt, it should be crushed between your fingers right before serving. It is the absolute perfect final touch for a slice of aged Paški sir, premium steaks, carpaccio, or even artisanal dark chocolate.

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.

“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

A jewel of Dalmatian craftsmanship — vinegar made from the legendary Maraška, the small, dark, intensely flavoured sour cherry indigenous to the Zadar coast. The same fruit that gives the world Maraschino liqueur is here transformed into a vinegar of remarkable character: deep ruby in the glass, with aromas of black cherry, dried fig, sweet spice and a gentle floral lift.On the palate it is bright and complex — a clean, sour bite is wrapped in natural cherry sweetness and a long, lightly bitter finish. A few drops are enough to lift a dish: drizzle over fresh sheep's cheese, mature Pag cheese or burrata, finish a wild game stew, deglaze a pan after searing duck or liver, brighten a salad of roasted beets and walnuts, or stir into vinaigrettes for serious depth. Equally striking spooned over vanilla ice cream or strawberries.Maraška cherry vinegar · Dalmatia, Croatia · Use sparingly — concentrated flavour

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.

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.