Description
Wild Atlantic bluefin tuna loin, hand caught using the ancient Almadraba method, chargrilled over hardwood, and preserved in exceptional Spanish olive oil. Lomo Negro offers a focused, savory expression of bluefin.
Craft & Origin
This tuna is harvested using the Almadraba, an ancient labyrinth net method developed by the Phoenicians and still practiced seasonally along the coast of Cádiz. The cut here is Lomo Negro, the darker and more muscular portion of the loin known for its clean structure and deeper flavor. Gueyu Mar grills each piece over local hardwoods until lightly caramelized, then preserves it in Castillo de Canena Arbequina olive oil to maintain clarity and balance.
Flavor & Texture
Savory and clean with subtle smoke. Firm, even texture that holds its shape.
How to Use
Serve with tomato bread, grilled vegetables, or warm potatoes, and use the tin oil in salads or sauces.
Technical Details
- Size: 5.6 oz
- Species: Thunnus thynnus (Atlantic bluefin tuna)
- Cut: Lomo Negro (dark upper loin)
- Fishing Method: Almadraba (traditional labyrinth net)
- Cooking Method: Chargrilled over hardwood embers
- Packed In: Castillo de Canena Arbequina EVOO
- Origin: Atlantic waters of Cádiz, Spain, canned in Asturias
- Pairs With: Sherry, fino, grilled vegetables, crusty bread




