Dry Cured Meats

All-pork salame, coarsely chopped with whole peppercorns, paprika, and red wine.

Our version of a French classic featuring Woody Creek Distillery Apple Brandy, cinnamon, cloves, nutmeg & pink peppercorns! This salami is best enjoyed with a glass of aged whiskey, fresh figs, and an ash rind goat cheese!

Speck is a name-protected, specialty ham produced solely in the Alto Adige region of northern Italy. Based on ancient traditions that can be traced back to 1200 AD, Speck is the result of an inimitable mix of Mediterranean and northern European influences that converge in the geographically unique Alpine climate of the Alto Adige.The Recla family has been making traditional pork products since 1620 and was the first Italian company granted permission by the U.S. government to export Speck Alto Adige to America. Recla follows the unofficial Speck production rule of “a little salt, a little smoke and lots of fresh air,” but officially is very serious about creating the highest quality Speck possible.Starting with very carefully selected lean, firm, traditionally trimmed thighs from pigs raised on farms renowned for their quality controls, Recla then seasons the meat with a secret family blend of salts and other spices. The 22 to 24 week dry curing process requires an abundance of patience and artisanal expertise. Lightly smoking the pork with beech wood, and exposing it to the complexities of the region’s particular clean, fresh mountain air aids in the development of the distinctively mild, delicate flavor and incredible tenderness that defines authentic Speck Alto Adige.

The Schaller & Weber Uncured Beef Salami comes from Ferdinand Schaller’s training in the art of curing and smoking meats nearly a century ago. In a market saturated with hundreds of different styles of pork salami this item is a true standout. The smoking and drying processes we’ve stuck to for 80 years accentuate the bold flavor of the beef. It’s a rare style, and salami-lovers know we make it better than anyone. In the early days, our salamis were curing from the ceiling of our shop. 80 years later the salami is cured offsite, but you can still count on our Uncured Beef Salami to deliver great taste and please any palate. In fact, the only real change is that it’s now all natural.