Extrem Boneless Jamón de Bellota 100% Ibérico – Acorn-Fed Ham

Whole boneless jamón | 100% Ibérico | Acorn-fed bellota | Extremadura, Spain

All the pleasure of a great Spanish jamón, in a piece ready for your own slicing. EXTREM’s boneless ham makes an exceptionally generous centrepiece for a long lunch, a serious tapas evening or a kitchen that likes to keep something rather special on hand.

From the dehesa of Extremadura

Based in Herreruela, Cáceres, EXTREM Puro Extremadura oversees its production from the countryside to the curing cellar. Purebred Ibérico pigs are acorn-finished during the montanera season, with the oak-studded dehesa at the heart of the producer’s story.

This is the hind-leg jamón, with the bone removed for easier portioning and slicing. The producer lists 42–48 months of natural curing for its boneless jamón; individual batch details follow the product label. Expect a savoury, gently nutty character and supple, finely marbled fat.

Choose your piece

Select your preferred weight from the options above. Each option represents an individually weighed whole boneless ham, and the displayed price is for that selected piece. This is a whole ham for slicing, rather than a pack of pre-sliced jamón.

At the table

Cut fine slices and let the serving portion lose its fridge chill. Arrange loosely on a plate and try the first slice on its own. Then bring out good bread, picos or a little pan con tomate. Our suggestion is a dry fino or manzanilla, or a crisp glass of cava. Keep the accompaniments simple and let the ham enjoy its moment.

Storage and delivery

Keep refrigerated and follow the pack’s storage and use-by instructions. Cut only what you plan to serve and protect the remaining piece. Select urgent shipping for delivery outside Toronto M postal codes.

The first image shows the boneless product. Secondary images are genuine EXTREM producer photography and serving suggestions; trays, wine and other foods are not included.

Meet the producer: Read our EXTREM story on The Hog’s Blog, including its chef collaborations, El Corte Inglés connection, and the differences between jamón and paleta.