Boneless Jamón, 50% Iberian (Shoulder Ham) from Extremadura “Sierra de Barbellido”

CHF164,90 / PieceCHF179,35 / Piece Imp. Incl

CHF164,90 / Piece

50% Iberian pork Jamón  (Ham) from Extremadura

50% Iberian ham cebo de campo with a minimum curing period of 36 months.
Weight: 2 kg approx.

This piece is sold already boneless.

ALLERGEN FREE GLUTEN FREE, SOYA FREE and LACTOSE FREE.

 

“Cebo de campo”: The animals have taken advantage of the resources of the Dehesa (ecosystem composed of holm oaks, cork oaks, etc.) or of the countryside, fed mainly on cereals and leguminous plants, in extensive or intensive open-air farms.

 

“De pata negra”: expression used in Spain to refer to something of excellent quality. It is a trait that differentiates the Iberian pig from other species, although not all Iberian pigs have black hooves.

 

 

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Description

The Boneless Iberian Field-Fed Ham (50% Iberian breed) from Sierra de Barbellido embodies craftsmanship, patience, and a dedication to quality. Produced from Iberian pigs raised freely in the meadows of Extremadura, their diet consists of natural pastures, cereals, and carefully selected feed, resulting in a juicy ham with a well-balanced flavor.

Cured for over 36 months in natural rock cellars, this ham develops a rich aroma, delicate texture, and deep flavor with subtle salty and sweet notes—hallmarks of premium field-fed Iberian ham.

Presented boneless for easy slicing, it’s a practical choice without sacrificing the excellence of a gourmet product. It also holds the FACE certification, ensuring it’s gluten-free and suitable for celiac consumers.

 

This piece is sold already boneless.

 

Essensaciones imports this Iberian pork, whose ancestral origins come from at least these three subspecies:

– European wild boar

– Mediterranean wild boar

– Asian wild boar

 

The characteristics of this pure breed are that of a rustic animal with a grey/brown coat, long snout, pointed ears and limbs adapted to making it an excellent grazer.

It is fed from the piglet stage with a compound feed, and then fattened by grazing in the ´dehesa` during the ´montanera´`period. The ‘montanera’ is the last stage in the rearing of the Iberian pig when the traditional fattening process takes place, amidst cork and holm oak trees, with the acorn being the fundamental foodstuff before the animal is slaughtered.

It is a very delicate animal with a high mortality rate. It has a low tolerance to cold and the females have an average of 4 to 6 piglets per litter.

 

Purebred

MOTHER

 

FATHER

100% Iberian

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100% Iberian

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100% Iberian

100% Iberian

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50% Iberian + 50% Duroc

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75% Iberian

100% Iberian

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Duroc

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50% Iberian

 

Iberico Ham Standardised Regulations

Black label, 100% Iberian Bellota Ham: Hams that come from 100% Iberian free-range pigs reared on grasslands and fed during their last fattening phase on natural pastures of aromatic herbs and acorns.

Red label, Iberian Bellota Ham: Hams that come from crossbred pigs, not 100% Iberian, reared free-range on grasslands and fed during their last fattening phase on natural pastures of aromatic herbs and acorns.
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Green label, Iberian Cebo de Campo Ham: hams that come from crossbred pigs, not 100% Iberian, reared free-range on natural pastures of aromatic herbs and animal feed.
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White label, Jamón de Cebo Ibérico: Hams that come from crossbred pigs, not 100% Iberian, reared in stables or fattening pens and fed with cereals and legumes. It does not exercise while grazing on the pasturelands resulting in the accumulation of fat on the external parts of the animal.

 

Ingredients
Iberian field-fed ham (50% Iberian breed), salt, preservatives, and antioxidants.

 

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Additional information

Kg

1,940, 1,960, 2,110