The Beher Caña de Lomo Ibérico is a jewel of Spanish charcutería, handcrafted in Guijuelo by one of the most respected names in Ibérico curing. Produced from the loin of free-range Ibérico pigs, this whole piece typically weighs around 700g, though each varies naturally in size—an authenticity that reflects true artisanal tradition.
Unlike jamón, which is taken from the leg, lomo is prized for its lean yet marbled texture. Beher seasons the loin with a delicate blend of sea salt, smoky paprika, and garlic before resting it in natural cellars, where the mountain air of Salamanca allows for a slow, even cure. The process can take several months, developing layers of complexity while preserving the purity of the meat.
The result is a lomo of exquisite balance: firm yet tender, with a silky mouthfeel. Aromas of paprika and garlic mingle with the nutty richness of acorn-fed pork, while the flavour is deep, rounded, and elegant, lingering long after each slice. Its visual appeal is striking too—vivid ruby red with subtle marbling, a sign of its exceptional quality.
Served thinly sliced, the Caña de Lomo Ibérico elevates any tapas spread. It pairs beautifully with a robust Tempranillo, a crisp Albariño, or simply alongside Manchego cheese, olives, and fresh bread. Larger gatherings will appreciate its generous size, making it perfect for sharing while still feeling truly luxurious.
More than a delicacy, Beher’s Caña de Lomo Ibérico is a celebration of Spain’s culinary heritage—crafted with care, patience, and passion.
