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A travarica from the island of Pag — grape rakija infused with the wild herbs of Pag, where the bora wind, sea spray and stony soils produce some of the most aromatic herbs in the Adriatic. Pale gold in the glass, with aromas of sage, bay, immortelle and a fine saline lift; clean and warming on the palate, with a long, complex herbal finish. A signature digestif of the Pag table.0.5 L · Pag Island, Croatia

The Gligora family's flagship olive oil — pressed from olives grown on the windswept stones of Pag island, where the bora and Adriatic salt give the fruit a wild, mineral intensity unlike anywhere else in Croatia. Cold-extracted and bottled in small batches, the Premium tier is the most concentrated expression of the estate.Deep gold-green in the glass, with aromas of fresh-cut grass, green almond, artichoke and ripe tomato leaf. Full and structured on the palate — green apple, warm pepper, a long bitter-spicy finish that lingers. Reserve for finishing: a thread over fresh sheep's cheese, grilled fish, white bean soup or ripe tomatoes with sea salt.0.25 L · Pag Island, Croatia · Cold-extracted · Premium tier

Maraština is one of the oldest indigenous white grapes of Dalmatia — an aromatic, sun-loving variety that has been quietly making the white wines of the Adriatic for centuries. In the hands of the Fiolić family from the Zadar region, it gives a wine of real character: pale gold in the glass, with aromas of ripe pear, golden apple, dried Mediterranean herbs, almond, beeswax and a fine, salty mineral edge from the karst soils.Dry, medium-bodied and beautifully textured, with a long, gently nutty finish that speaks of stone, sun and sea. A natural partner for Adriatic seafood — grilled white fish, brodet, scampi, prawn risotto — and equally lovely with fresh sheep's cheese, a board of pršut, or a simple plate of pasta with olive oil and herbs. Serve well chilled at 8–10 °C.0.75 L · Zadar region, Dalmatia, Croatia · Maraština · Family-made, small batch

La Chic! is Volarević's playful, modern rosé — a 2024 vintage Plavac Mali rosé designed for warm days, long lunches and anyone who takes their rosé seriously without taking themselves too seriously. Pale salmon-pink in the glass, with fresh aromas of wild strawberries, citrus peel and a hint of Adriatic sea air. Dry, crisp and refreshing, with a clean mineral finish that makes it equally at home alongside grilled seafood, fresh cheeses, light salads or simply on its own as the sun goes down. The 2024 vintage brings all the brightness and energy of a great Dalmatian summer. Grape: Plavac Mali Style: dry rosé Vintage: 2024 Region: Dalmatia Volume: 0.75 L Producer: Volarević

Discover Boškinac Calma, an exceptionally elegant dry white wine that brings perfect balance and a light, playful spirit to your glass. This refined blend combines Chardonnay (50%), Debit (25%), and Ugni Blanc (25%), creating a unique synergy that captivates with its pure freshness. Tasting Notes & Character: Boškinac Calma is visually near-translucent with a delicate yellowish hue, offering an incredibly crisp and easy-drinking profile: Aroma: Nectarous yet subtle citrus aromas are beautifully complemented by gentle herbal undertones. Palate: Lively and light on the palate, it features a slender body with a highly refreshing character, rounded out by a distinctively crisp, pleasantly bittersweet citrus finish. Terroir & Origin: This wine hails from the Ravni Kotari vineyards of Nadin, Benkovac, and Posedarje. The specific gravelly, loamy-sandy soil structure gives the grapes excellent minerality and freshness, which shines directly through the character of Calma. Gourmet Food Pairing: Thanks to its light and vibrant profile, Boškinac Calma is a highly versatile wine for warm days: Aperitif: Excellent on its own as a crisp welcome drink. Seafood: The ultimate companion for fresh oysters and raw shellfish. Light Fare: Beautifully pairs with crisp spring salads and simple dishes without heavy or intense sauces. Technical Details: Varieties: 50% Chardonnay, 25% Debit, 25% Ugni Blanc Alcohol: 12% Wine Type: Dry White Wine Bottle Aging: Up to 3 months (best enjoyed fresh now or throughout the summer season)

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

"Reful" is the Pag island name for the strong gusts of bura wind that shape the landscape — and the Boškinac estate has named one of its signature reds in its honour. A polished, modern blend grown on the island's stony, salt-touched terraces, the wine shows aromas of dark cherry, ripe plum, dried Mediterranean herbs, leather and a fine savoury minerality. Medium-to-full bodied with elegant tannins and a clean, salt-licked finish that gives the wine its distinct Pag personality. Excellent with roast lamb, grilled game, charcuterie, or aged Pag cheese. Decant briefly before serving. 0.75 L · Boškinac Estate, Pag Island, Croatia

Experience the legendary taste of Zadar with the original Maraska Maraschino. This world-renowned liqueur has been crafted for over five centuries, following the secret 16th-century recipe of the Dominican monastery pharmacists. Known as the "King of Liqueurs," it has graced the tables of royalty and remains a symbol of Mediterranean tradition. The Craftsmanship Behind the Taste: Maraska Maraschino is a crystal-clear, noble liqueur (32% vol.) produced through the careful distillation of the indigenous Dalmatian Maraska cherry. Unlike ordinary liqueurs, Maraschino utilizes the maceration of the entire fruit, including its stems and leaves, which imparts its signature aromatic scent and complex, sweet flavor profile. Key Features: 100% Authentic: A genuine Croatian product with a history spanning 500 years. Pure Distillate: Made from premium Maraska cherries without artificial additives. Iconic Design: Presented in the classic faceted glass bottle that is recognized worldwide.

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

A pale, dry rosé from Boškinac — the celebrated Pag island estate whose vines are rooted in stone, sea spray and bora wind. Luzar is the wine of the long Adriatic afternoon: pale salmon-pink in the glass, with delicate aromas of wild strawberry, white peach, rose petal and a fine saline edge from the maritime soils.Crisp, elegant and bone-dry, with a long mineral finish, it pairs beautifully with grilled fish, prawns in garlic, fresh sheep's cheese, or simply a sunset on the terrace. Serve well chilled at 8–10 °C.0.75 L · Boškinac Estate, Pag Island, Croatia · Dry rosé

The generous 1-litre format of Blato 1902 virgin olive oil — from the historic agricultural cooperative in the town of Blato on the island of Korčula, with a long-standing tradition of olive growing and pressing. Bright golden-green in the glass, with aromas of fresh-cut grass, green almond, ripe tomato leaf and Mediterranean herbs. Medium-bodied, balanced and beautifully approachable, with a clean peppery-bitter finish that defines the Korčula olive oil character. The everyday-size bottle for considered Mediterranean cooking.1 L · Blato 1902, Korčula Island, Croatia

Kulinova seka — the slender, faster-curing sister of the famous Slavonian kulen — from the Matijević family, made the homemade way with sweet paprika, garlic and a touch of chilli. Slow-cured, smoked over hardwood and naturally air-dried until firm. Deep red paste with the unmistakable spicy-savoury depth of properly made Slavonian charcuterie. Slice thin and enjoy with a glass of Croatian red, or pair with a board of cheeses and pickles.Matijević, Slavonia, Croatia

A traditional misno wine from the Toljanić family in Vrbnik on Krk island — historically the bottling reserved for sacramental and ceremonial use, now a refined expression of the Žlahtina grape at its most poised. Pale gold with green reflections, the wine shows clean aromas of ripe apple, citrus blossom, almond skin and a fine maritime mineral edge.Dry, polished and quietly elegant, with a longer, more textured finish than everyday Žlahtina. Beautiful with grilled fish, risottos with seafood, fresh sheep's cheese, or simply as a thoughtful aperitif. Serve well chilled at 8–10 °C.0.75 L · Vrbnik, Krk Island, Croatia · Žlahtina

The Bonterra Cuvée is Degarra's flagship red — a thoughtful blend that pulls together the best plots and varieties of the estate into a wine of real elegance and depth. Aromas of black cherry, ripe plum, dried fig, sweet spice, cocoa and a touch of leather, all framed by careful oak ageing.Full-bodied yet polished, with ripe tannins and a long, savoury finish. A serious cuvée for the table: pair with roast lamb, dry-aged beef, mature cheeses, or game in a red-wine reduction. Decant 30 minutes before serving.0.75 L · Degarra Winery, Dalmatia, Croatia · Premium estate red blend

The bigger sibling to Bajkin's boutique 0.25 L — a half-litre of monovarietal Istarska bjelica, pressed from the indigenous "white" olive. Hand-picked, milled within hours and cold-extracted to lock in the harvest.Vivid green-gold in the glass, with aromas of cut grass, green almond, wild herbs, artichoke and a hint of pepper. Full and lively on the palate, with the unmistakable bitter-peppery grip of a serious Istarska bjelica. A finishing oil for the grown-up kitchen — drizzle over grilled meats, white bean soup, fresh cheese or crusty bread.0.5 L · Croatia · Istarska bjelica · Bajkin · Extra virgin · Cold-extracted

A monovarietal Leccino extra virgin olive oil from Bajkin — a smooth, food-friendly counterpart to the more assertive Istarska bjelica. Leccino brings balance, ripe-fruit aromas and an easy elegance that suits a wide range of dishes.Soft gold-green in the glass, with aromas of ripe almond, sweet hay, banana skin and a green-leaf lift. Round and beautifully balanced on the palate, with a polished peppery finish. A versatile half-litre bottle for everyday cooking — salads, white fish, vegetable soups, vinaigrettes — and a gentle finishing oil for delicate dishes.0.5 L · Croatia · Leccino · Bajkin · Extra virgin · Cold-extracted

Marinated Adriatic octopus from Školjarev — tender, slowly-cooked octopus from the family cannery, marinated in quality olive oil with herbs, garlic, citrus and a thoughtful touch of acidity. Beautifully fresh and balanced — the kind of seafood that defines a proper Mediterranean salad or a glass of cold white wine at a sunlit table.370 g · Školjarev, Croatia

The RHEOS Premium Blend in a 0.5 L bottle — Croatia's finest olive varieties composed into a single, balanced extra virgin olive oil with wine-like complexity. Deep gold-green in the glass, with layered aromas of green almond, fresh-cut grass, artichoke and a hint of ripe tomato.Full-bodied and beautifully balanced on the palate, with a polished bitter-peppery finish. A daily kitchen luxury — drizzle over grilled vegetables, finish a steak, lift a bean soup, or use raw on a tomato-mozzarella salad.0.5 L · Croatia · Premium blend · Extra virgin · Cold-extracted

Orahovac is one of Croatia's oldest and most cherished home-made spirits — and the Šokac craft distillery's version is a gorgeous, traditional take on it. Made by macerating young green walnuts in grape brandy for months, then patiently sweetening and resting, it pours a deep mahogany-brown in the glass and releases aromas of toasted walnut, bittersweet cocoa, dried orange peel, clove and warm spice.Lightly sweet, gently bitter, with a long nutty finish that lingers. A true classic of the Slavonian and continental Croatian table — sip neat after a heavy meal, pour a finger over good vanilla ice cream, or stir into an after-dinner espresso.0.7 L · Šokac craft distillery, Croatia · Walnut liqueur

The bigger sibling of the boutique RHEOS Istarska bjelica — half a litre of monovarietal extra virgin olive oil pressed from Istria's most distinctive indigenous olive. Brilliant green-gold in the glass, with aromas of freshly cut grass, green almond, wild herbs, artichoke and a hint of green tomato.Full and lively on the palate, with the unmistakable bitter-peppery finish of a young, polyphenol-rich Istarska bjelica. A finishing oil for the cook who wants the oil to register: drizzle over grilled fish, white bean soup, fresh sheep's cheese, ripe tomatoes or warm country bread.0.5 L · Istria, Croatia · Istarska bjelica · Extra virgin · Cold-extracted