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Arturo Sánchez Jamón Ibérico de Bellota, 50g - Iberian Cured Ham, 2-Year Farm Raised, 48-Month Cured, Acorn-fed Reviews

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Arturo Sánchez's Jamón Ibérico de Bellota is a gastronomic jewel, crafted with dedication and tradition since 1917. Each piece is unique, resulting from the finest raw material, free-range Iberian pigs, and natural curing in Guijuelo's cellars. The pigs live in dehesa fields for two years, feeding on acorns for optimal nutritional properties. Afterward, the ham undergoes a minimum of 48 months' curing in natural drying sheds, enhancing its rich flavor. Every day is a challenge, and only deep knowledge and experience can ensure a truly exceptional product.

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Alan Rosenthal
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“I have actually arrived in heaven! No word of a lie this is the best black ham (I know it has a much better real name, but let’s keep it simple) that I’ve ever eaten… and I’ve eaten a lot of different brands over the years! It’s so good that I ordered 6 more on Friday! If you don’t love this I’ll personally refund your money!”
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Damian Cocking
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“Pleasantly surprised by the very high quality. We have just returned from our house in Spain and it was a delicious reminder of what we are missing”
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Joanna Roxburgh
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“Ooooh la la yes please”
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Posted 5 years ago
“Best iberico ham I have tasted outside Spain”
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Jonathan Silas
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“Actually too good!”
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Geoff Wakelin
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“Superb with an almost creamy taste from the fat”
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Posted 5 years ago
“Forget Parma ham, forget any other dry-cured pork product. This is the ultimate taste and texture experience. If I could give 6 out of 5 I would! Divine!”
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Richard Morris
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“Pretty good, deep flavour, rather unevenly cut with thin and thick pieces. Decent value.”
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