Fermín Ibérico Sausage Trio

Experience the exceptional flavor of Ibérico pork with this trio of artisan cured meats from Spain. These three distinct sausages were hung to cure in the cool mountain air of La Alberca for several weeks, and now they are ready to be sliced and served with an aged cheese and a bottle of fine wine.

This trio of sausages is the perfect introduction to the rich curing tradition of Spain. Requiring no refrigeration, this trio is a great gift for foodies and Spanish food enthusiasts.

Each of these sausages features a distinct flavor. The all natural mild chorizo has a deep smoky flavor and tender bite. The spicy chorizo is seasoned with hot pimentón de La Vera, the famous smoked paprika of Spain. The salchichón is cured with whole black peppercorns, somewhat like an artisan salami.

The cure-masters at Jamones y Embutidos Fermín use only Spanish Ibérico pork to make these traditional sausages. Ibérico pork comes from the black Ibérico pig, found only in Spain. This dark-meat pork has a rich marbling, and a deeper flavor than normal pork.

Fermín is a family company that was the first to import Ibérico chorizo and jamón to the U.S. Their curing house is perched on the top of a mountain near the idyllic town of La Alberca. The cool, dry air is perfect for curing hams and chorizos naturally.

Is this cured chorizo ready to eat?

Yes, it can be eaten straight out of the package. Simply slice and enjoy—no cooking required.

How should I store whole cured sausages?

They may be stored at room temperature for several days unless otherwise indicated on the packaging. For longer storage, keep them refrigerated.

What is the best way to serve cured sausages?

Serve at room temperature to bring out the best flavor and texture.

Should the casing be removed before eating?

Check the product packaging to see if the casing is edible or should be removed.

How should I store leftover sausage?

Wrap leftovers tightly with plastic and refrigerate. They can be kept for up to one week.

What are the white crystals sometimes found on cured sausage?

They are amino acid crystals and are completely safe to eat.

Is white mold on cured sausage harmful?

No, harmless white mold may appear on the exterior. It can be wiped off with a cloth and a bit of olive oil.

When is cured sausage unsafe to eat?

If you see green or black mold or detect an unpleasant smell, the sausage should not be consumed.

How are perishable items shipped?

La Tienda ships refrigerated items in a recyclable cooler or insulated package with frozen ice packs to arrive in top condition.

How will my order be packed?

La Tienda packs products carefully to ensure they arrive in top condition. Cold items are packed with insulated packaging and ice packs to preserve freshness. Items will arrive in La Tienda branded boxes.