Licini Bros uses top-quality ingredients in this domestic line of artisan charcuterie. Cacciatore means “hunter” in Italian. This salami is hearty and robust with gamey flavors.
The Greci & Folzani Black Label Ham is the peak of quality when it comes to Parma Prosciutto. Aged for at least 20 months, and typically 2 years, This ham is rich and complex. When you want the best, ask for the Black Label.
The Rotondo-dolce Parma Ham is soft and sweet as the name suggests. It is an excellent example of a classic parma ham at a great value. Greci & Folzani's hand salted hams of some of Italy's finest. The family run business produces its fine prosciutto in the small town of Felino, in the Parma foothills.
Dok Dall Ava only chooses the best legs from Italian certified pigs that are fed with cereal and milk serum. The legs are brought to the factory direct from the slaughterhouse fresh within two days. They are checked, registered and covered only with sea salt which comes from the natural park of Santa Margherita (Puglia). After two weeks they are ready to be dried in the traditional manner. Each ham is processed for a period of no less than 400 days, and finally sold with the Brand Prosciutto di San Daniele. San Daniele Hams bear a hot iron brand or an ink seal which is done under the direct supervision of a person authorized to supervise such activity by the Italian Veterinary Services. Prior to salting, each ham receives a button seal on the hock that states the month and the year that the ham entered the processing establishment and the date salting began.
Licini Bros uses top-quality ingredients in this domestic line of artisan charcuterie. Their hot dried salami is rich in flavor and not overly salty. The balanced heat adds a nice kick, without overwhelming the palate.
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