The product
Speck Nocker a metà
Speck produced in Dobbiaco and aged at least 5 months
Code:
80901
Country of origin:
Italy - Trentino Alto Adige
Weight:
2,5 kg approx
Minimum order:
1 piece
Description | Pork meat |
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Taste | Pleasant and characteristic |
Curiosity | Some documents testify to speck trade since the 12th century although the speck denomination dates back to the 18th century. The goal of salt and smoke treatments was to conserve meat for a longer time |
Our selection | It does not contain gluten, milk and monosodium glutamate derivatives |
Weight | 2,5 kg approx |
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Packaging | Vacuum packed |
The producer
Nocker - Dobbiaco (BZ) - Trentino Alto Adige
Why we chose them
The company was founded in 1960 when Anton Nocker purchased a complex of buildings in Dobbiaco and opened a butchery with a retail store
and an attached hotel restaurant. Among the activities carried out in the butchery were meat processing, with particular attention to the production
of speck, sausages, and hams. Anton Nocker always worked with great commitment and foresight, managing to transform the initial village butchery
into a continuously growing company. In 1992, the sole proprietorship Anton Nocker became A. Nocker & Co. Snc. This laid the foundations for a
forward-looking company, led by the entire family. Since 1960, the name Nocker has not only been synonymous with the tradition of South Tyrol
meat-based products, especially speck, but also with the highest quality, unique, tasty, and healthy products. Food safety and the perfect traceability
of ingredients and raw materials are also fundamental in this regard. The Nocker family offers speck with various aging levels, from 16 weeks to a
maximum of 30. The unmistakable taste of South Tyrolean PGI speck is guaranteed by the reduced salt content, cold smoking at a maximum of 20°
C, aging for at least 22 weeks, and the absence of accelerated and aggressive production methods. In 1994, the DLG - Deutsche
Landwirtschaftgesellschaft - awarded the Nocker family's production for the first time, a recognition reiterated in subsequent years by the DLG, which
conferred another 17 gold medals on the company. Behind these successes is a reality made of hard work, clear awareness of tradition, and optimal
and modern production standards. A dynamic reality that has managed to grow over the years to meet market needs without ever denaturing and
losing respect for tradition and territory.
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