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The Golden Nectar of the Adriatic Experience one of the most prestigious honeys in the world. Sourced from the rugged, salt-sprayed landscapes of the Island of Pag, this premium Sage Honey is a true reflection of the Mediterranean’s wild beauty. Flavor Profile & Quality Unlike common varieties, Pag sage honey is celebrated for its intense, herbal aroma and a sophisticated, slightly bitter-sweet finish. Its color ranges from a light straw yellow to a deeper amber, often with a subtle greenish shimmer. Health Benefits Known locally as a "natural pharmacy," sage honey is traditionally used for: Respiratory Support: Soothing sore throats and calming dry coughs. Antiseptic Power: Rich in essential oils and antioxidants that boost the immune system. Digestive Aid: Helping to calm the stomach and promote overall wellness. Serving Suggestion This honey is the perfect companion for the famous Pag Cheese (Paški sir), but it also shines as a natural sweetener in herbal teas or drizzled over fresh Ricotta. Ingredients: 100% Natural Raw Sage Honey. Origin: Island of Pag, Croatia.

A 225 g portion of Gligora's artisan cow's milk cheese enriched with Istrian black truffle, beautifully presented in a gift box — a premium Croatian delicacy that brings together the rich depth of aged cow's milk cheese and the unmistakable earthy aroma of truffle from the forests of Istria. Each slice carries the distinctive character of Gligora's traditional cheesemaking, elevated by fragrant Istrian black truffle worked through the paste.Awarded 2 stars at the Great Taste Awards 2012 — recognition of exceptional quality by the world's most demanding food judges.Ready to unwrap and serve: arrange slices on a cheese board with honey, charcuterie and crackers, or enjoy simply on its own. An ideal gift for cheese lovers and gourmets alike.225 g · Croatia · Gligora cow's milk cheese with Istrian black truffle · Gift box

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

A pure expression of Krk island in a single glass. Žlahtina is the indigenous white grape of Vrbnik, grown on a sun-baked plateau that descends to the Adriatic — and the Toljanić family has been crafting it for generations. Pale straw with green reflections, the wine offers fresh apple, pear and white blossom, a brisk citrus line and that unmistakable salty-mineral finish that comes only from limestone soils kissed by sea air.Light-bodied, dry and crystalline, this is a wine made for Adriatic seafood: salt-baked fish, oysters, calamari on the grill, or simply a wedge of Pag cheese on a warm afternoon. Best served chilled at 8–10 °C.0.75 L · Vrbnik, Krk Island, Croatia

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

A 650 g quarter wheel of Gligora's premium Težački Superior — a hard cow's milk cheese from continental Croatia, named after the 'težaci,' the hardworking peasants who traditionally crafted this style at home for generations. The Superior tier represents Gligora's most refined expression: longer ageing, fuller flavour development, deeper character. Pale straw-gold paste with a crumbly, lightly crystalline texture; aromas of dried herbs, butter, ripe stone fruit and a soft, savoury character. Long, savoury finish.Excellent on a cheese board alongside Pošip or Plavac Mali, drizzled with herb honey, or simply paired with dried fruits and a glass of considered Croatian wine.650 g · Gligora, Croatia · Cow's milk · Quarter wheel

A boutique monovarietal from the Bajkin family — extra virgin olive oil pressed from Istarska bjelica, the indigenous "white" olive celebrated for its intensity and structure. Hand-picked, milled within hours and cold-extracted to capture the full character of the fruit.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 assertively bitter-peppery finish that defines a serious Istarska bjelica. A finishing oil for those who want their olive oil to taste of something — drizzle over grilled meats, white bean soup, fresh cheese or crusty bread.0.25 L · Croatia · Istarska bjelica · Bajkin · Extra virgin · Cold-extracted

A small-format monovarietal Leccino from Bajkin — the friendly, food-loving olive in a 0.25 L bottle. Soft gold-green in colour, with aromas of ripe almond, sweet hay, fresh tomato leaf and green apple.Round and balanced on the palate, with a polished, gently spicy finish. Excellent on salads, fresh cheeses, grilled vegetables, white fish and vinaigrettes — or as a thoughtful trial bottle alongside the more assertive Istarska bjelica.0.25 L · Croatia · Leccino · Bajkin · Extra virgin · Cold-extracted

Sir iz mišine — "cheese from the sheepskin" — is a rare traditional cheese aged inside a tanned sheepskin sack ("mišina"), the way shepherds preserved cheese for centuries in the Dalmatian hinterland. The unique microclimate inside the skin gives the cheese an intensely savoury, slightly piquant character with a soft crumbly texture and the unmistakable depth of slow, patient ageing. A genuine piece of Croatian cheesemaking heritage.Croatia (Dalmatian hinterland) · Aged in sheepskin

Premium marinated anchovy fillets from Školjarev — a family cannery crafting refined seafood preserves the considered way. Adriatic anchovies caught at peak season, gently marinated in quality olive oil with a thoughtful blend of herbs and acidity. Silky, balanced and beautifully savoury — the kind of anchovy that elevates a plate of bruschetta, a slice of tomato or a serious antipasti board.210 g · Školjarev, Croatia

Smokvenjak is the traditional Dalmatian fig cake — a dense, deeply flavoured loaf made from dried Mediterranean figs, walnuts, almonds and a touch of warm spice, all bound together by the natural sweetness of the fruit. Slice thin and serve with mature Pag cheese, blue cheese or aged sheep's cheese, with a glass of Prošek or a strong espresso. A timeless slow-food classic.Croatia · Traditional Dalmatian fig cake

“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

Traditional salted anchovies from Školjarev — a family cannery preserving Adriatic anchovies the old way: cleaned at peak freshness, layered with Mediterranean sea salt and patiently cured into the intensely savoury, umami-rich classic of the Adriatic kitchen. Rinse, fillet and use in pasta sauces, on bruschetta with butter, in tapenades, or whisked into vinaigrettes. A cornerstone ingredient of considered Mediterranean cooking.210 g · Školjarev, Croatia

Blato Rakija is a traditional Croatian fruit brandy crafted in the region of Blato on the island of Korčula. Made from carefully selected local fruits, this aromatic spirit carries the authentic character of Dalmatian distilling tradition. With a smooth, well-rounded flavour and a distinctly fruity aroma, Blato Rakija is best enjoyed chilled as an aperitif or digestif. A true taste of Croatia in every sip. Volume: 0.5 L Country of Origin: Croatia Type: Fruit Brandy (Rakija)

A small-batch Croatian vinegar made from sun-ripened sweet cherries — bright ruby in the glass, with intense aromas of fresh cherry, a soft floral lift and a clean acetic backbone. Drizzle over fresh sheep's cheese, finish a duck breast, brighten a salad of beets and walnuts, or stir into a vinaigrette for serious fruit depth.0.2 L · Croatia

A 0.5 L bottle of Blato virgin olive oil — pressed from olives grown on the sun-drenched slopes of the Dalmatian hinterland, where the Mediterranean climate and stony karst soils produce fruit of real character. Pale golden in the glass, with clean, fresh aromas of ripe olive, a gentle fruitiness and a smooth, well-rounded finish without excessive bitterness.A versatile, honest everyday olive oil — equally good for cooking, dressing salads, finishing grilled vegetables or drizzling over fresh cheese and bruschetta. The 0.5 L format is the practical kitchen staple: enough to use freely, easy to store, and reliably good. Type: virgin olive oil Volume: 0.5 L Origin: Blato, Korčula island, Dalmatia Style: everyday use, cold-pressed

"Familia" is the Bajkin family's everyday-premium blend — a careful composition of olive varieties designed to offer the depth of an artisanal oil in a friendly, food-loving style. Hand-picked, milled within hours of harvest and cold-extracted in small batches.Bright gold-green in the glass, with aromas of fresh-cut grass, ripe almond, green apple and wild herbs. Smooth and well-balanced on the palate, with a clean, gently peppery finish. A versatile bottle for everyday Mediterranean cooking — and a thoughtful introduction to Bajkin's olive oil work.0.25 L · Croatia · Familia blend · Bajkin · Extra virgin · Cold-extracted

A rare double indulgence — meat from the indigenous Istrian Boškarin ox, slowly cured and laced with aromatic black truffle from the Istrian forests. The Boškarin (Bos taurus istriensis), once on the brink of extinction and now carefully revived by a small circle of dedicated breeders, yields lean, deeply flavoured beef with a clean, mineral finish. Layered with shaved black truffle, the result is an earthy, savoury salami with a long, woodland aroma and a tender bite. Hand-cured in small batches and naturally air-dried, this 200 g piece is at its best sliced paper-thin — the truffle perfume opens immediately on the palate. Pair with an aged Pag cheese, crusty sourdough and a glass of Istrian Teran or Refošk. A signature charcuterie addition for any Mediterranean board. Net weight: ~200 g · Origin: Istria, Croatia · Contains: Boškarin beef, sea salt, black truffle (Tuber spp.), 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.

A vacuum-packed portion of Posedarska panceta from the Brala family — premium Croatian dry-cured pork belly from the bora-swept Posedarje hinterland. Salt-cured, seasoned with black pepper, then slow-aged by the winter wind. Firm, rosily marbled, deeply savoury. The vacuum format keeps it fresh and ready for the moment: slice paper-thin for a charcuterie board, dice into pasta sauces, or lay across bruschetta for a warm, savoury bite.Brala, Posedarje, Croatia · Vacuum-packed portion · Dry-cured, bora-aged

Complete your gastronomic experience with the Gligora Extra Virgin Olive Oil, a liquid tribute to the ancient groves of the Adriatic. This premium oil is cold-pressed from hand-picked olives at the peak of their freshness, ensuring the preservation of its high polyphenol content and vibrant aromatic character. Presented in an elegant 0.25L bottle, it is specifically selected to harmonize with our aged cheeses. It features a bright golden-green hue and a balanced flavor profile—starting with the scent of fresh-cut grass and finishing with a characteristic peppery note. Drizzle it over Paški sir, use it as a finishing touch for seafood, or simply enjoy it as a dipping oil with artisanal bread. It is the golden soul of the Mediterranean, bottled with Gligora's uncompromising commitment to quality.

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)

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 450 g jar of pure linden honey from the Bartolović family — gathered when bees forage on the fragrant blossoms of linden (lipa) trees in early summer. Pale gold-amber in the glass, with the unmistakable cool, slightly minty, gently medicinal character of true linden honey. Long prized in Croatian wellness tradition for its naturally soothing profile. Spoon onto fresh cheese, stir into hot tea, or drizzle over yogurt and warm porridge.450 g · Bartolović, Croatia

Indulge in the pure, unadulterated sweetness of one of Croatia’s most beloved honey varieties. While the family’s Linden Honey captures the crisp essence of early summer (as seen in image_98a1ca.png), this Acacia Honey (Med od bagrema) from OPG Matija Bartolović offers a completely contrasting, wonderfully gentle tasting experience. Hand-harvested from the pristine acacia forests where bees forage on delicate spring blossoms, this premium honey is a testament to traditional, sustainable beekeeping.

A small-batch wine vinegar from the Matulić family farm — made the slow, traditional way from carefully chosen Croatian wines, unfiltered and bottled with character. Deep ruby in the glass, with aromas of mature wine, dried herbs and a bright acetic lift. Clean, complex and balanced on the palate, with a long, savoury finish. The kind of vinegar that lifts a vinaigrette, deglazes a pan with elegance, or quietly dignifies a plate of fresh greens.Croatia

Sliced premium pršut from the Miljevci, near Drniš — one of Dalmatia's most respected prosciutto-making areas, where the bora wind and karst climate slowly dry the meat to a deep savoury intensity. Firm, finely marbled paste with the unmistakable aroma of long ageing, pre-sliced for everyday convenience. Slice onto a charcuterie board, fold over melon, wrap around fresh figs, or fold into a panino. Miljevci, Dalmatia, Croatia · Sliced

Premium salted anchovy fillets from Pelagos — an Adriatic fishery with decades of expertise in small-batch preservation. These large, meaty fillets are cured in salt and packed in oil, developing the deep, intensely savoury umami character that makes anchovies one of the most versatile and rewarding ingredients in any kitchen.Drape them over bruschetta, melt them into pasta sauces, layer them on a cheese and charcuterie board, or simply eat them straight from the tin with good bread and butter. The 200 g tin is the serious cook's format — enough to use generously and keep coming back to. Species: anchovy (inćun / Engraulis encrasicolus) Preservation: salted, in oil Weight: 200 g Producer: Pelagos Origin: Adriatic

A 200 g Istrian cured pork sausage spiked with fragrant black truffle from HISTRIS — one of Istria's most respected makers of artisanal charcuterie. Firm, finely textured slice with the rich savoury character of well-cured pork lifted by the earthy depth of truffle. Slice paper-thin onto a board, fold into a panino, or pair with aged Pag cheese and a glass of Istrian Teran.200 g · HISTRIS, Istria, Croatia

A pure expression of Istria in cured form — the HISTRIS Boškarin sausage is made exclusively from the indigenous Istrian ox, a breed celebrated for its deeply flavoured, mineral-rich meat. Each sausage is seasoned simply with sea salt and Istrian spices, then slowly air-cured to develop a firm, sliceable texture and a distinctive nutty, savoury finish.HISTRIS is one of Istria's most respected makers of artisanal Boškarin charcuterie, working only with traceable, carefully raised animals. The 200 g format is ideal for a tasting plate or a thoughtfully composed gift box. Serve at room temperature, sliced paper-thin, with mature sheep's cheese, a drizzle of Istrian olive oil and a glass of Malvazija or Teran.Net weight: ~200 g · Producer: HISTRIS · Origin: Istria, Croatia · Made from Boškarin beef

A small-batch, no-added-sugar preserve from Šinjorina — made from marasca cherries (Croatian: maruška / maraška), the small dark sour cherries native to the Zadar coast in Croatia, and famous as the source of maraschino liqueur. Certified organic fruit, slow-cooked with nothing but its own concentrated character. Deep burgundy in the jar; bright, gently tart and beautifully aromatic on the palate, with the unmistakable stone-fruit intensity that carries the name of a Croatian classic. Spoon onto warm pastries, pair with fresh sheep's cheese or a young Pag, spread over crêpes, or layer into dark-chocolate desserts.212 ml · Šinjorina, Zadar area, Croatia · Marasca cherry · Certified organic · No added sugar

Imunomed is a traditional Croatian wellness blend built around pure honey enriched with carefully chosen natural ingredients to support immunity and everyday wellbeing. Naturally sweet, beautifully aromatic, with a soft warming character. Take a spoonful in the morning, stir into hot tea, or simply enjoy as a daily wellness ritual.250 g · Croatia

A premium dry-cured sausage from HISTRIS — the Istrian charcuterie atelier crafting refined cured meats from carefully selected game. Made from venison sourced from the Istrian forests, gently spiced and slow-cured the traditional way for a refined, gamey character with deep, savoury depth. Firm but yielding texture, dark ruby paste, and aromas of wild forest, sweet spice, juniper and a quiet earthiness.Slice thin and serve at room temperature on a charcuterie board, alongside aged sheep's cheese, dried figs and a glass of full-bodied red wine. A serious bite for thoughtful tables.200 g · HISTRIS, Istria, Croatia · Venison

A 200 g wild boar cured sausage from HISTRIS — Istria's respected charcuterie house. Wild boar gives a richer, gamier, slightly leaner character than domestic pork: deeply savoury, with a clean herbal-forest backbone. Firm, beautifully marbled slice. A serious choice for the considered charcuterie board — slice paper-thin and pair with aged sheep's cheese, dried fruit and a glass of bold red.200 g · HISTRIS, Istria, Croatia · Wild boar

A monovarietal extra virgin olive oil from RHEOS, pressed exclusively from Istarska bjelica — the indigenous "white" olive of Istria, considered by many to be Croatia's most distinctive olive variety. Istarska bjelica produces oils with serious character: assertively herbal, peppery and structured.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 an unmistakable bitter-peppery finish that gently grips the throat — the hallmark of a young, polyphenol-rich Istarska bjelica oil. Reserve for finishing.0.25 L · Istria, Croatia · Istarska bjelica · Extra virgin · Cold-extracted

A monovarietal extra virgin olive oil from RHEOS, pressed exclusively from Leccino — the Mediterranean classic, here adapted beautifully to Croatian soils. Leccino is loved for its balance: gentler than the more assertive indigenous Istrian varieties, but with real depth and aromatic clarity.Soft gold-green in the glass, with aromas of ripe almond, sweet hay, banana skin and a touch of green leaf. Smooth and round on the palate, with a polite peppery finish and a long, clean aftertaste. An approachable, food-friendly oil — perfect for everyday salads, fresh cheeses, white fish, vegetable soups, and as a base for vinaigrettes.0.25 L · Croatia · Leccino · Extra virgin · Cold-extracted