The product
Jamon Serrano Trivium Gran Reserva
The classic Serrano cured for 15-16 months
Code:
79210
Country of origin:
Spain
Weight:
5 kg approx
Minimum order:
1 piece
Description | Pigs' legs mainly from Landrace and Large White breed |
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Appearance | The boneless ham shows the classic asymmetrical pear shape, the meat is deep red |
Taste | Sweet, clean, slightly salty, with a final hints of hazelnut |
Maturing | At least 18 months |
Curiosity | Serrano is potentially marketable after 7 months of maturing; however, companies belonging to Consorcio Serrano dedided to mature their hams at least for 10 months and a half; Monte Nevado choosed to cure this ham for at least 15 months, a lot more than the Consorcio requires |
Suggestions | Try it with scrambled eggs or with the Padron, a Spanish type of sweet peppers |
Ingredients | Ham of pig, salt, sugar, preservatives: E252 and E250, antioxidant: E301 |
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Weight | 5 kg approx |
Packaging | Vacuum packed |
Storage Conditions (packaged products) | Keep refrigerated between +1 °C and +7 °C |
Country of origin of the primary ingredient | UE |
Nutrition Declaration | Energy: 1004 kJ / 240 kcal Fat: 12 g of which saturates: 4,8 g Carbohydrate: 0 g of which sugars: 0 g Protein: 33 g Salt: 5 g Typical value per 100 g |
The producer
Monte Nevado - Segovia - Castiglia Leòn - Spain
Why we chose them
Monte Nevado is a family owned and run company that has been in the production of Spanish Jamon for four generations. In 1898, in his efforts to
escape the Cuban war, Juan Olmos moved to Spain; he was unemployed and began to work as a butcher. Within few years he became the most
important producer of cured ham. After Juan the company was led by Vicente, the son, and then by his grandson Miguel.
Generation after generation the company has grown to become one of the best-known companies in Spain for the production of high quality Jamon
Serrano.
Monte Nevado is part of Consorcio Serrano, a private entity which guarantees the quality of the entire production chain, starting from the pigs
breeding to the maturing of the hams.
Today the company is led by Juan Vicente Olmos, whose history is strictly linked to the recovery of the Mangalica, a breed of pigs with thick hair and
a
meat very rich in fat, what contributes the most in the production of high quality Jamon. In the 90's Juan Vicente, Miguel's son, traveled in many
places in order to find new races of pigs to use in his production. In 1991, in Hungary, he discovered the Mangalica race. At that time there were
only
300 heads across the country. Today the breed is saved from extinction and there are over 30,000 animals raised in the Hungarian nature.