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The jamón de bellota 75% ibérica San Ingelmo comes from Iberian pigs raised in the Valdelazarza pastures in Horcajo Medianero and the Navalcuervo pasture in Palacios de Salvatierra, in the vicinity of the Sierra de Béjar and Candelario.
This ham is made in the traditional way by the Ingelmo family who raise all their animals in the countryside of Salamanca. Iberian pigs that have enjoyed a large amount of bellota in the montanera months.
The Ingelmo family sends this ham directly from their drying sheds to your home.
jamón de bellota 75% ibérica San Ingelmo comes from pigs raised in Salamanca, fed on acorns in the montanera. The Ingelmo family makes it in the traditional way and sends it directly from their dryers to your home.
The Ingelmo family has been raising Iberian pigs in the Sierra de Béjar and Candelario for more than 25 years. The Valdelazarza and Navalcuervo farms are traditional farms where the dedication and care of the Iberian animal translates into the quality of San Ingelmo hams and sausages.
Return Policy
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Sometimes things can go wrong. Iberian ham or shoulder are not like screws; they are not all identical.
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Following this, the producer will evaluate the incident to collect the piece and perform the relevant analyses. Depending on the outcome:
1️⃣ If the product DOES NOT meet the producer's standard, the piece will be replaced at no cost or a full refund will be issued.
2️⃣ If the product DOES meet the producer's standard, the amount paid will be refunded, minus the collection transport costs.
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