Antipasti, Olives, Nuts, Pickles

Cornichons are baby gherkins with a crispy and soft texture. These traditional Indian gherkins are pickled in vinegar, herbs, and spices, including mustard seed, coriander seeds, and black pepper.

These gherkin pickles come in a 12.4-ounce resealable jar with a plastic basket, an innovative design which allows you to easily take out a pickle to enjoy without having to dig around in the brine to do so.

A rich and creamy treat that is as classic as it is craveable. Try these Greek olives tossed with greens, dried cranberries and balsamic or panko-fry them and pop away.

If you're looking for a reason to go nuts, this could be it.

Also known as the “guindilla” chili, piparras are a tasty and colorful addition to any cheese or charcuterie board. Most commonly found in the Basque Country, Spain, these long-green peppers have a mild, pleasant mix of sweetness and punch. Spain. 

This piquillo are characterized by a fresh and natural taste with a light sweet note.

The name Gordal means “the fat one,” a nickname earned from this olive’s round shape and large size. Due to its low oil content, Gordals are typically used as table olives, with a fine, delicate flavor and a firm, meaty texture. Also known as the “Queen Olive” because of their enormous sizing. 

These premium stuffed olives showcase the famously bold flavors of piri piri chile peppers, known for their intense heat and complex fruit-forward notes. Crafted by culinary artisans in Spain, each plump, briny Gordal olive is hand stuffed with a strip of the North African red pepper to create the perfect balance of rich umami and vibrant spice. The irresistible olives make a great garnish for martinis, Bloody Marys and other cocktails. They're also a delicious addition to tapas assortments and charcuterie boards.

Although Spain is home to over a dozen types of almonds, Marcona almonds are the most prized and popular. They are more rounded and plumper than the almonds that many Americans are accustomed to. They are also moister, sweeter, and more delicate tasting than regular supermarket almonds. Despaña's Fried Marcona Almonds are salted and lightly fried in olive oil. Marcona almonds are excellent on their own or served with a cheese and charcuterie assortment.