Ingredients

Patagonian Salmon
Responsibly farmed in the remote Magallanes region of southern Chile, our salmon is antibiotic-free and and cultivated under strict animal welfare and sustainability standards. Cold-smoked in small batches, it delivers freshness, a sensory experience elegance and a true taste of authenticity.

Andean Trout
Sourced from over 12,000 feet above sea level in the Peruvian Andes, our trout grows in fast-renewing freshwater lakes. With its firm texture and clean taste, it’s naturally suited for premium cold-smoking. Free from antibiotics and responsibly farmed with recognized certifications, this trout reflects our commitment to the Andean ecosystem through respectful and regenerative aquaculture.”

Pacific Yellowfin Tuna
From the nutrient-rich waters of the South Pacific, our Yellowfin Tuna is prized for its vibrant color, clean flavor, and exceptional texture. Carefully selected from responsibly managed fisheries, then cured and smoked in small batches, our Yellowfin Tuna develops a refined balance between its natural richness and the delicate character of the smoke.

Cod
Harvested from cold, pristine waters, our cod is renowned for its delicate flavor, white flesh, and tender texture. Sourced from responsibly managed fisheries, our cod honors centuries of fishing tradition while meeting modern standards of sustainability and traceability.

Through our artisanal curing and smoking process, this classic fish acquires a subtle complexity that enhances its natural flavor.

Wayuu Sea Salt
We cure our fish using salt hand-harvested by the indigenous Wayuu community in Manaure, La Guajira, Colombia. Its mineral-rich profile and artisanal extraction method infuse each bite with a unique depth of flavor, cultural heritage, and character.

Mountain Panela (Muscovado)
In our curing process, we use “panela” from the hills of Villeta, Colombia. Unrefined, 100% natural, and rich in B vitamins, calcium, iron, potassium, and magnesium, this ancestral sweetener elevates our recipes blending flavor, wellness, and tradition.