A SLOW AND CONTROLLED

CURING PROCESS

IN OUR NATURAL DRYING CELLARS
– A SLOW AND CONTROLLED –
CURING PROCESS
IN OUR NATURAL DRYING CELLARS

A natural process

In semi-darkness and silence, a process begins in which sea salt is the only guest. No other additives have any place here, because only salt understands the art of natural preservation. White and crystalline, only its purity is capable of accompanying the flavor of Iberian ham.

 

A natural process

In semi-darkness and silence, a process begins in which sea salt is the only guest. No other additives have any place here, because only salt understands the art of natural preservation. White and crystalline, only its purity is capable of accompanying the flavor of Iberian ham.

That needs time

Maturation in natural drying cellars gives way to a long, patient and vigilant process. The Iberian ham gradually acquires its balance. Although every second heralds new wonders, it takes years of harmony to turn each piece into a masterpiece.

That needs time

Maturation in natural drying cellars gives way to a long, patient and vigilant process. The Iberian ham gradually acquires its balance. Although every second heralds new wonders, it takes years of harmony to turn each piece into a masterpiece.

THE PHASES OF

THE CURING PROCESS

A unique flavor that is the result of a long and delicate process involving time and a traditional production process handed down from generation to generation.
SALTING

The beginning of the entire process, the secret is a symbiosis between ham and sea salt to dehydrate each piece naturally, without additives or preservatives.

POST SALTING

A balance between temperature and humidity in which the salt is slowly introduced into each piece, initiating a process that over time will culminate in a masterpiece.

NATURAL DRYING CELLARS

The beginning of a long and delicate process that is created in our natural drying cellars, where the ham undergoes the climatic variations of the four seasons.

CELLARS

Time works its magic on the ham. It’s a slow process, done underground, where the more stable, natural conditions allow the ham to acquire its characteristic properties of flavor, smell, color and texture.