FROM THE BEGINNING
SELECTION AND CONSTANT IMPROVEMENT
We look for the regularity and excellence of our hams and shoulders . This is only achieved due to the constant improvement of livestock processes, the careful selection of genetics and the privileged location of the pastures.
the perfect ecosystem
LA DEHESA
Raised in the greatest freedom, our Iberian pig enjoys long walks surrounded by holm and cork oaks. Walk around 10 and 12 km daily
The pasture is the only ecosystem where it is possible to raise the acorn-fed Iberian pig.
During the montanera, which occurs in autumn and winter, the Iberian pigs feed on the acorns and pastures of the pasture, which contributes to the quality and distinctive flavor of the acorn-fed Iberian ham.
Our Iberian pigs are raised between Salamanca, Extremadura, Seville and Huelva.
FEEDING
THE ACORN AND OTHER NATURAL RESOURCES
The diet of an Iberian pig in montanera is based solely on acorns and other natural resources only present in the Dehesa.
An Iberian pig eats around 10 kg of acorns per day, which allows them to gain 1 kg per day.
This diet gives Iberian ham organoleptic properties that are impossible to recreate with another type of diet.
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ARTISAN ELABORATION
Our artisans shape Iberian hams and sausages, turning them into gastronomic jewels
The adaptation of our human team to new times, without neglecting tradition, has been the key to producing a high-quality product, free of allergens and respectful of the environment.
THE EXCELLENCE OF THE PRODUCT
The control of what happens in the meadow together with the traditional elaboration of our Iberian artisans brings with it an exceptional product that is recognized in more than 40 countries.
We offer all the desired versatility for each of our clients, taking care of all the details of the process and adapting to their requirements in order to exceed their expectations.
IBERIAN TRADITION
After a long professional career in Guijuelo, in 1981 Generoso García founded Ibéricos Torreón in a small area north of Salamanca.
Today, the second and third generation are the ones who carry on the legacy. Skilfully combining inherited passion, respect for tradition and the incorporation of new ideas.