Rolser sells a full line of trolleys, including our favorite, the Wallaby Tweed 2 Wheel Foldable Shopping Trolley. First, and kinda crucially, it’s good-looking, trading the rattling basket for a folding tubular frame with a 40-liter bag that, at roughly 7.5 inches deep, 13 inches wide, and 26 inches tall, looks a bit like aRead more about Rolser trolleys[…]
Aguas de Alzola reputation dates back to the Gran Hotel Balneario de Alzola era, where its well-deserved fame was confirmed every day by the experience gained in this magical spa. It is a highly diuretic water, not only because of the quantity taken, but also because of the stimulus that its components produce between theRead more about Alzola Basque Water[…]
The company is embarking on its umpteenth turnaround to make it cool again, and the networks are backing it up. The return of the 2000’s aesthetic, with diversity as a rising value among the younger generations and some signs of exhaustion among mainstream fashion are some of the keys to the Spanish company’s new coolRead more about Desigual[…]
In a sector in which most of labels belong to large corporations, Ramón Monegal (Barcelona, 1951) represents the independent genius who conceives his work as an art. “I like to work at night. It’s the moment when I’m intellectually better”. He is a member of one of the most important perfumers sagas in our country:Read more about Siesta by Monegal[…]
If Toro is known for its red wines and Rueda for whites, their neighbour Cigales, stretched out for 30 km along the banks of the Pisuerga river, is beloved for the deep pink rosé called Clarete, made from a high proportion of Tempranillo or Garnacha with, historically, white varieties that grew in the same vineyards thrown in, too. These areRead more about Cigales Clarete[…]
For over 200 years, heritage brand Sargadelos has been producing handmade porcelain designs in Spain’s northwestern region of Galicia. In recent decades, Sargadelos has employed a unique process of porcelain firing that results in beautiful and luminous colors. The pattern on this dinnerware is inspired by traditional forms and motifs found in Galician and CelticRead more about Sargadelos at MoMa[…]
The origins of this rivalry date back to the early 20th century, when Real Madrid and FC Barcelona first started competing against each other. Over the years, the tension between the two sides has only grown, with each game serving as a symbol of regional pride and identity. The matches between Real Madrid and BarcelonaRead more about El Clásico[…]
Myrurgia is a perfumery company founded in Barcelona in 1916 by Esteve Monegal y Prat. It achieved a very important presence not only in Spain, but also in the international markets, with products – colognes, soaps, perfumes – that played with the charisma of orientalism (“Maderas de Oriente”), Hispanic exoticism (“Maja”) or even clear hedonisticRead more about Maja Myrurgia[…]
Some streets in Madrid and Barcelona have become real centres of attraction for vintage lovers. Shops dedicated to this trend follow one another door to door, offering all kinds of objects related to nostalgia, to the past. More and more people are becoming interested in buying objects from other eras, objects that can no longerRead more about Vintage is back[…]
The area where Torta del Casar Spanish cheese has traditionally been produced is located in the centre of south-west Cáceres province, encompassing Llanos de Cáceres, Sierra de Fuentes and Montánchez villages. Torta is a natural cheese, made using traditional methods with raw sheep’s milk from controlled herds, vegetable rennet and salt. Like all cheeses inRead more about Torta del Casar[…]