Grease-free cooking ham the upper bowl of the pig made. By the careful cooking and burning incense the ham remains very juicy. The crust is refined intensely with rosemary, which creates a delicate and harmonic taste.
The Villgrater Sexten butchery is a traditional family business based in Sexten, an idyllic village in South Tyrol. For more than 100 years, the butchery has stood for the highest quality and a close connection to nature and agriculture. The products are made exclusively local raw materials such as pork, beef or game, which come farmers in the region and are kept in a species-appropriate manner. In production, Villgrater relies on artisan traditions and state-of-the-art technology to ensure the highest quality standards. The range includes a wide selection of sausage and ham specialities as well as grilled meat and cheese. All products impress with their natural taste and special quality. With the Villgrater Sexten butcher's shop, you are relying on genuine South Tyrolean craftsmanship and the highest level of enjoyment.
The making of Schüttelbrot is inextricably entwined with the history of South Tyrol. This rustic family recipe has been handed down generation to generation. Our 'Bauern Schüttelbrot' is made with light rye flour and carefully improved with caraway and fennel - 100% natural crunching fun, of course.
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Of finely spicy beef and pork bottled in natural bowel, smoked and matured for some days, this proves the probably best known raw sausage speciality in the Alps, the so-called Kaminwurze. The choice of the best raw materials and the processing after old tradition guarantees a maximum in quality.
Kofler Speck is a South Tyrolean family enterprise with passion for bacon, sausages and meat products. After traditional and transmitted recipe refined generations and with very modern processing technologies we produce for over 30 years decent bacon, spicy Kaminwurzen (smoked sausages), Gselchtes (smoked cattle ham) and other high-class specialities.
The bovine handle is produced like the Swiss "Bündnerfleisch" of sections of the cattle club.
