Cinco Jotas Boneless 100% Ibérico de Bellota Jamón - FREE SHIPPING!

Like the finest caviar, Jamón Ibérico de Bellota is the ultimate of its kind. Cinco Jotas is known as one of the elite brands of Ibérico ham in the world. In fact, the word Jabugo, the town made famous by Cinco Jotas, is now synonymous with top quality Ibérico ham.

Cinco Jotas uses only 100% genetically pure bred Ibérico pigs that live their entire lives roaming the countryside of Spain. Other companies will cross breed Ibérico pigs with other breeds to increase the litter size and raw meat production. Cinco Jotas prefers to use only 100% pure Ibérico even though it is more expensive.

The hams come from an ancient breed of pig, Cerdo Ibérico, which has been roaming the woodland meadows of western Spain feeding on acorns for thousands of years. Jamón Ibérico de Bellota is the pride of Spain, and Spaniards consume the vast majority of the limited number of hams produced in their own country.

Each fall a traditional group of breeders set aside a select group of young pigs, allowing them to roam the dehesa woodlands. There they feast upon acorns which are falling in abundance from the holm oak and cork trees. They gorge themselves, putting on at least two pounds of weight each day!

When it is time for their sacrifice (the Spanish term for slaughter), these genetically unique animals produce Jamón Ibérico de Bellota hams that are marbled with rich golden fat infused with the flavor of the Ibérico pigs' favorite food: the acorn -'bellota' in Spanish. Remarkably, a good portion of which is mono-unsaturated, similar to healthy olive oil. Sliced paper-thin, it glistens at room temperature and provides an rich nutty flavor and tender texture.

For storage and slicing instructions for whole hams, see this page.

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What is jamón?

Jamón is Spain’s culinary gem—a slow-aged ham with a deep red color and firm texture, loved for its bold flavor and traditional craftsmanship.

How should I serve jamón?

Jamón should be served at room temperature to enjoy its fullest flavor and aroma.

How do I store boneless or center cut jamón?

Keep it refrigerated. Wrap tightly in plastic to maintain freshness.

How can I make slicing jamón easier?

For smoother slicing with an electric slicer or ham knife, place the jamón in the freezer for about 20 minutes before slicing.

Can leftover jamón be stored for long-term use?

Yes. Wrap leftover pieces tightly in plastic and store in the refrigerator or freezer for extended preservation.

What are the white crystals on jamón?

They’re amino acids formed during the aging process. These crystals are a hallmark of quality in aged hams and cheeses and are perfectly safe to eat.

How are perishable items shipped?

We ship refrigerated items in a recyclable cooler or insulated package with frozen ice packs to arrive in top condition. 

How will my order be packed?

We pack products carefully to ensure they arrive in top condition. Cold items are packed with insulated packaging and ice packs to preserve freshness.