Cured 36 months minimum. |
| Standard Shipping | €9.20 | To be delivered between Wednesday, May 29 and Friday, May 31. |
| Super Express shipping | €114.73 | It will be delivered Tuesday, May 28 before 6pm. |
| Price: | €430.16 (€47.80/Kg) + €9.20 Standard Shipping costs |
Cerdos Extremeños Bellota Ham €295.00 jamon weighing 6.75 Kg
In stock but may require an extra 3 days to ship see all weights
| D.O. Los Pedroches Bellota Ham €371.25 jamon weighing 6.75 Kg
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On sale since December 14, 2006
Jamón comes packaged in a cardboard box, wrapped in fat-absorbent paper with a white cloth casing (see photo). A string is provided for hanging.

| Standard Shipping | €9.20 | To be delivered between Wednesday, May 29 and Friday, May 31. |
| Super Express shipping | €114.73 | It will be delivered Tuesday, May 28 before 6pm. |
If your product is faulty, we will exchange it or refund your money. We will cover the full cost of returning the item and shipping the new one. [How to know if my ham is faulty]
Items must be returned in the original packaging within 15 days after the date of delivery.
We cannot accept returns if the weight of the piece returned (without fat and rind) is less than 75% of the original weight.
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Quite sweaty on arrival and a bit over fat on the surface (which of course you pay for in weight) but once through that the ham is absolutely beautiful. Best I have tasted in very many a year, here in the UK and in Spain. Nutty, sweet, melting, delicate but meaningful. Excellent value over the big brands against which it generally holds its own (5 Jotas, Joselito) and decent service too from Ibergour.
No hesitations recommending this.
We have had several different Bellota hams from Ibergour in the past unfortunately this one D.O. Guijuelo Bellota Ham is very marbled and the cure is inconsistent across the ham. The inner side is nicely crystallised with a rich colour we expect from Bellota ham while the outer side is still quite milky and under cured. We have been eating the ham for a week now and hoping it dries out over the next few days.
We prefered the Jamón ibérico de bellota 5J Cinco Jotas we previously have had from Ibergour...... We would not buy this particular brand form Ibergour again the value for money isnt there ......
Not for the first time you buy a Spanish ham, us and our friends as miltissimo, despite being in Parma.
The ham is worth the wasted much fat, but it is also an encouragement because without it tastes the same, the overall product is good and fast and efficient service will not be the last to buy
Every summer I ordered a ham pata negra on Ibergour and I'm never disappointed. With it, I'm once again delighted. It's been two weeks he is "open" and it is very creamy, very fresh, very tasty. Ibergour site is very effective and reasonable price quick delivery time.
The slicing of a ham with a knife is part of the genuine, quality Iberico ham tasting experience. It is a simple process too, with the right equipment. Nevertheless, certain safety measures should be observed.
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The red band on the hoof indicates that these hams are bellota grade, the highest quality in the Guijuelo DO.
Marking the pigs, certifying breed purity, supervising diet (acorn-based) and controlling slaughter, salting and drying times are the best quality guarantee for these hams.
The ham tradition in Guijuelo dates from the 16th century and today it is the region that markets the most hams in all of Spain.
The Guijuelo area is 1,000 metres above sea level. Its long winters facilitate natural drying of cuts, and mild summers cause sweating, a vitally important phenomenon in which the fat spreads through the flesh, creating the typical streaks. Humidity and environmental flora are also factors in the ham-curing process, which lasts about two years.
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