6 Flavor Variety Pack Sampler European Wild Sardines - Virgin Olive Oil - Tomato Sauce from Puree - Spicy Red Piri Piri Pepper - Spring Water - Lisbon Lemon - Tomato Puree with Spicy Red Piri Piri Pepper (6 Pack, 120g Each) 100% Natural - GMO FREE - Keto - Paleo - Hand Packed in PORTUGAL (6 Pack)

Delivered on time, packaged well. I tried the Peri Peri can while waiting for some barbecue coals to heat up. It was delicious with a little onion and some fresh squeezed lemon juice.I hardly noticed any heat, but the flavors were excellent. The texture of the fish was deliciously firm, worth taking small bites and savoring. As a write this, I’m silently cursing myself for not having paired this with pickles. These fish are amazing. Must have for any emergency kit, pantry, locker, glove compartment, sock drawer, etc.

So, I got the 6 pack that has one of each variety. Let me do my best to recall each of the 4 I have tried.: Plain (sardines in natural spring water): I actually tried this first because I always like trying the plain version of anything first to get a baseline to get a pure, unadulterated idea of the quality and taste of the actual underlying product itself. It was just okay. Obviously good but nothing special. Honestly strongly prefer Wild Planet in Water w/ Sea Salt than this. By a lot. Next I tried the plain but in olive oil. This one, actually was pretty good. I might even say I prefer it over the Wild Planet kind I normally consume. Personal bias: I generally avoid anything in olive oil since I was young, this was my first time trying anything in olive oil so perhaps it's actually better than I've realized and just so happens to go really good with fish, particularly sardines, and I was simply ignorant of that my whole life. Not sure. Third: Plain with Tomato Sauce. Literally like the plain but with some cheap tomato paste. It wasn't bad just, again at $5 a can you kind of set your standards somewhat high, you know? Fourth: "in Olive Oil & Red Piri Piri Pepper". Eh. I enjoyed it. Something unique. Nothing I'd really write home about, though. No idea what "Red Piri Piri Pepper" is but if it was supposed to be elegantly flavorful or incredibly spicy, it was neither. At least, it didn't stand out in any notable way. Whether that's due to the Olive Oil, I don't know. (I have not tried the remaining 2: "in Olive Oil & Lemon, Lightly Smoked" or the "in Tomato Sauce & Red Piri Piri Pepper". But obviously the ones I have tried basically capture the essence of them so, I can't imagine I'm missing much.) Long story short, it's just under $5 a can. That's sobering. Much prefer Wild Planet Sardines in Water w/ Sea Salt (~$3/can). Excellent taste. The only variety I've tried that I'd say rivals Wild Planet would be the "plain in olive oil" (not with lemon and not with the pepper)... but hey, if you really like your fish or really like your sardines, maybe my palette is just unsophisticated and you'll really enjoy these. I don't know. Just my review. It's good stuff. You'll probably like it. Just again, if you're a normal person on a budget, unless you REALLY like your sardines... I'd probably focus on more important things. Or get Wild Planet instead. Literally the same price and you get twice the cans and product that IMO taste better. EDIT UPDATE: Tried the last two. "in Olive Oil & Lemon, Lightly Smoked": Yeah, this is the best of the six. If you're going to order one for the first time, this should probably be it. Doesn't seem too, too different than the simple "in Olive Oil" (no lemon, not lightly smoked) but whatever qualities that are present in this one are more positive than negative, at least to this reviewer's palate. "in Tomato Sauce & Red Piri Piri Pepper": See the "Plain in Tomato Sauce" review. Nothing too special. Neither is the pepper aspect but again, it's sardines, and sardines are hard to mess up. So obviously it tastes good. Overall conclusion: Go with the "in Olive Oil & Lemon, Lightly Smoked". Top pick/favorite. Worth the near $5. At the very least more so than the other five. But who knows. Maybe take the plunge with the 6 variety pack and prove me wrong!

Good flavor. I am working thru all the cans, my eyes were too big for my stomach and this was alot to buy at once. But very good and a nice treat when I am in a hurry.

Delicious! And great packaging.

These were so good my husband called me from work to tell me how delicious the tomato with piri piri pepper was. Then a few days later he called about the lemon one. He’s working his way through them and we ordered more tomato and piri piri! So yes! Buy these! Enjoy

So I'm a King Oscar girlie through-and-through, except I can't find them on the internet anywhere I can hardly ever find them in the store. So I just thought I'd buy some sardines on the internet. I love them for someone else, not for me. It's just a lot of spine bones, a texture I'm not used to and slightly more of a fishy flavor than I was anticipating. The fish specimens themselves are a bit plumper than the sardines used to buying. I'm not a connoisseur by any means. I would just be wary next time and splurge for a tried and true brand for me personally. I'm not generally a picky eater at all, and I can mostly eat anything, but there's something about this particular variety that just doesn't sit well with me. Maybe it's a personal preference.

The flavors of this fish offer more tasty selections to a lunch box, or for snacks.

This offering is a wonderful introduction into the world of sardines. I really appreciate this variety pack as I am fairly new to eating sardines. Santo Amaro lists quality ingredients on these products. For keto lovers, this is a product that you won't get tired of. Would I recommend to a friend. Yes.

A very nice variety pack of Portugal sardines. The two cans with peri-peri really bring out the flavor in these fish. The attractive packaging is world-class design, and I can see that this set of sardines won't last long in our house! A tad on the expensive side, but there is truly nothing better for lunch in the woods or for a picnic.