Iberian acorn-fed salami sausage - Jamones Eíriz
Iberian bellota salchichón Eíriz, a premium Spanish cured sausage made from free-range pigs fed on acorns. Naturally cured for 80 to 90 days in Andalusia. Smooth texture, refined and peppery flavor. Available whole or half.
The Iberian bellota salchichón Eíriz is a premium Spanish cured meat made from 100% Iberian pigs raised in the wild and fed exclusively on acorns during the montanera.
Why is this Spanish salchichón exceptional?
- Made from acorn-fed Iberian pigs → marbled meat, rich in flavor
- Traditional artisanal production
- Natural curing without industrial processes
- Origin: Andalusia (Sierra de Aracena)
Stuffed in natural casing cular, this salchichón is slowly cured for 80 to 90 days in natural cellars with open ventilation. This process ensures even maturation and optimal flavor development.
Taste and texture
- Texture: smooth and slightly firm
- Flavor: balanced, elegant, dominated by black pepper
- Aromas: notes of dried fruits, hazelnut, cured meat
How to enjoy salchichón?
- Ideal serving temperature: 20°C
- Serve in thin slices
- Perfect for tapas, appetizers or charcuterie boards
- Perfect pairing: Spanish red wines (Rioja, Ribera del Duero)

Ingredients
Pork meat, salt, sugars (glucose syrup, sugar, dextrose), spices, dextrin, stabilizers (E-451, E-450), antioxidant (E-316), lactic ferments, preservative (E-252), colorant (E-120). Natural casing (cular).
What is Iberian bellota salchichón?
Iberian bellota salchichón is a premium Spanish cured sausage made from free-range Iberian pigs fed on acorns. It is known for its smooth texture and refined flavor, with dominant notes of black pepper.
What is the difference between salchichón and chorizo?
Salchichón is mainly seasoned with black pepper, while chorizo contains paprika, giving it a red color and a more smoky flavor. Salchichón has a milder and more balanced taste profile.
How should Iberian salchichón be stored?
Iberian salchichón should be kept in a cool, dry place. Once opened, it is recommended to store it in the refrigerator and take it out 30 minutes before serving to fully enjoy its flavors.
How long is Eíriz salchichón aged?
Eíriz Iberian bellota salchichón is naturally cured for approximately 80 to 90 days in traditional cellars in Andalusia.



Product details
- Brand
- Jamones Eíriz
- Reference
- 0020002COR
- Label
- Red
- Appellation of origin
- Jabugo
- Place
- Corteconcepción
- Conditioning
- Whole piece
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