Dry Cured Meats

The most famous and versatile calabrian salami. Serve on bread or toast Grill or toast slices of bread and spread Nduja on top. Eat on its own or complement with some cheese: fresh ricotta or burrata.

The King of Italian dry cured hams, Prosciutto di Parma is a highly controlled product, produced under strict Italian law which governs the size of leg to be used, where the legs come from, and what the hogs eat, among other strict considerations. Once the leg has been selected, it undergoes a salting stage that last for a few weeks. Next it is cleaned off to begin the curing process, which occurs in humidity and temperature controlled rooms replicating the fall, winter and spring seasons. This slow process is closely monitored to ensure that the legs are properly cured and that the end product measures up to the high standards established by Italian law. Prosciutto di Parma has an attractive rosy coloring, distinctive mild and delicate flavor, and a velvety smooth texture. It is a sophisticated, ready-to-eat and highly nutritious addition to any snack or meal. Enjoy a variety of meals including sandwiches, pastas and soups.

Enhanced with old world tradition! This is one of the first sausages we produced. True to its roots, our Spanish Chorizo contains a quality blend of spices including Bay leafs and Oregano. We cure and marinate the meat for twenty-four hours before smoking it for over two hours to achieve the authentic taste of old world Spain. Like our Breakfast Pork Link, the Maple links are another essential for any morning meal. We’ve added pure maple syrup to our already tasty pork links to give this sausage a hint of sweetness.

Seasoned with German-inspired spices and mixed with fresh onion and Stone IPA, our beer bratwurst are finished with a light hickory smoke process for flavor. Made with antibiotic-free pork and free of nitrites and nitrates, these brats are best served with homemade sauerkraut, roasted onions and peppers, or on a pretzel bun, before raising a glass and shouting, “Prost!”