Gilda flavours burst in your mouth like no other. It must be eaten in a mouthful to feel the salty, intense and pickled flavours all together.
The pepper, pickled but not hot, the intensity of the olive and the top quality of Yurrita anchovy brings this popular Basque pintxo to its highest level.
Don't just imagin those flavours, just try it.

SUGGESTIONS

• To be enjoyed with a glass of txakoli or any other aperitive.

*Extra Virgin Olive Oil

This is the queen of the anchovies. Yurrita selects the best anchovies to create this delicacy.

Caught using sustainable techniques in the Bay of Biscay during springtime, Yurrita selects only the freshest and optimum-sized anchovies.

The anchovies are cleaned by hand leaving the skin. A dream for those who love anchovies.

To get the best of the anchovies keep them in room temperature 15 minutes before eating.

SUGGESTIONS:

• Enjoy them with a glass of txakoli.

*Extra Virgin Olive Oil

Caught using sustainable techniques in the Bay of Biscay during springtime, Yurrita selects only the freshest and optimum-sized anchovies.

These are salted and cured for at least 20 months. Then, anchovy fillets are prepared by hand as has been done for more than 150 years.

Yurrita 00 anchovy fillets are plump and meaty; just open the packet and enjoy on their own.

To get the best of the anchovies keep them in room temperature 15 minutes before eating.

SUGGESTIONS:

• Enjoy them with a glass of txakoli.

*Extra Virgin Olive Oil

Boquerones are anchovies marinated in a secret vinegar mix. Ready to eat.

To get the best of the boquerones keep them in room temperature 15 minutes before eating.

SUGGESTIONS:

• Tosta Matrimonio; toasted bread, anchovy and boqueron.
• Boquerones with strawberries. For those who want to explore a new sensation.

*Extra Virgin Olive Oil

Traditionally salt cured, with an intense punchy taste, these anchovy fillets are ready to eat.

To get the best of the anchovies keep them in room temperature 15 minutes before eating.

SUGGESTIONS:

• Anchovy, butter and radish teatime sandwiches. 
• Warm potato salad with anchovy, habanero chilli and citrus.

*Extra Virgin Olive Oil

Boquerones are anchovies marinated in a secret vinegar mix. Ready to eat.

To get the best of the boquerones keep them in room temperature 15 minutes before eating.

SUGGESTIONS:

• Tosta Matrimonio; toasted bread, anchovy and boqueron.
• Boquerones with strawberries. For those who want to explore a new sensation.

Savour the bold, coastal flavours of Yurrita’s Mussels in Marinera Sauce — a traditional delicacy crafted with care and heritage. These tender, plump mussels are hand-packed to preserve their natural quality and texture.

They are bathed in a rich, savoury marinera sauce — a classic preparation made with tomatoes, onions, garlic, paprika, and a splash of wine — simmered slowly to create depth and warmth. The result is a beautifully balanced dish with sweet, smoky, and tangy notes that perfectly complement the briny mussels.

SUGGESTIONS:

Enjoy straight from the tin or gently warmed.

These mussels are ideal as tapas, with crusty bread.

Or served over rice or pasta.

Ventresca, the belly of the bonito, has been highly prized by connoisseurs as the tastiest and most tender part of the entire tuna.

Our Yurrita ventresca is prepared in limited quantities.

Each bite of Bonito del Norte's ventresca  is so meltingly tender that it is in a different category from other parts of the tuna.

SUGESTIONS:

• Serve on a fresh green salad.
• On a piece of fresh bread to experience the buttery, mild flavor of this amazing seafood.

Plump and meaty, these anchovies are perfect for making one of the most popular pintxo; Gilda.

To get the best of the anchovies keep them in room temperature 15 minutes before eating.

SUGGESTIONS:

• Gilda: In a stick, 2 Ibarra peppers, an anchovy and an olive. 
• Piquillo pepper slices and anchovy salad on garlic toast.

Small sardines covered with specially selected olive oil.

SUGGESTIONS

• Top sardines with chopped tomatoes and basil, oregano, or rosemary.
• Balsamic vinegar gives sardines a nice zing.

Squids in black ink sauce or “Chipirones en su tinta” in Spanish, is one of the most classic Basque dish made from line caught baby squid cooked in a sauce made with ink.

The baby squid are stuffed in their ink with tomatoes and onion, then seasoned with wine and spices. To serve, simply heat the squid through and present alongside plain white rice or crusty bread to mop up the sauce.

They are ready to eat

SUGGESTION:

• Add to a plain rice dish to get new flavours and colours.
• Open the tin, warm them up and enjoy with good toasted bread.