Covap Esenciaunica Acorn-Fed Iberian Chorizo (Various)

Covap Chorizo de Bellota Ibérico Esenciaúnica

From the Farmer’s Cooperative in Córdoba, this acorn-fed iberian chorizo delivers exceptional flavour thanks to skilled Spanish curing traditions and the rich acorn diet of free-range Iberian pigs. With its bold yet balanced taste, it makes a refined addition to any charcuterie board.
Slice thinly and enjoy with creamy Manchego cheese, crusty sourdough bread, and a glass of Rioja for a truly gourmet experience.

Price range: €4.55 through €20.60

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Covap Esenciaúnica Acorn-Fed Iberian Chorizo

The Acorn-Fed Iberian Chorizo from Covap is a true expression of Spanish curing artistry and centuries-old culinary tradition. Made from the prized Iberian pig, which roams oak-rich pastures feeding on acorns during the montanera season, this chorizo offers a flavour depth that reflects both nature and craftsmanship. The acorn diet provides a remarkable nutty sweetness and contributes to the silky marbling that makes every slice of this delicacy melt in the mouth.

The meat undergoes a slow and careful curing process, which develops intense aromas and a complex flavour profile. Rich paprika, garlic, and a prized blend of spices are balanced with the natural sweetness of the Iberian pork, resulting in a chorizo that is both bold and refined. Its vivid red tones, delicate texture, and inviting fragrance make it a centrepiece of any gourmet collection.

Unlike industrial versions, this Acorn-Fed Iberian Chorizo is prepared with respect for tradition, ensuring a product that honours Spain’s culinary heritage. Its flavour is long-lasting, with a satisfying combination of umami, warmth, and richness that will appeal to lovers of premium cured meats.

Perfect for entertaining or indulging in a moment of culinary luxury, it is best sliced thinly and enjoyed at room temperature. Serve it alongside artisan cheeses such as Manchego or Payoyo, draped over crusty baguette, or paired with red wines like Crianza or Reserva Rioja for a remarkable balance of taste and texture. It can also elevate tapas spreads, transforming a simple gathering into an authentic Spanish-style feast.

This chorizo is more than a delicious cured meat—it’s a reflection of a cultural legacy where careful breeding, natural feeding, and artisanal curing combine to create one of Spain’s finest offerings. Each piece is a chance to experience the essence of Iberian gastronomy, connecting you directly to Spain’s oak-dotted landscapes and the traditional methods that have been perfected over generations.

Whether shared on a charcuterie board or enjoyed on its own, the Acorn-Fed Iberian Chorizo represents indulgence at its very best. It is designed not only for immediate enjoyment but also for memorable occasions where taste, authenticity, and quality matter most.

How the Spanish Enjoy Acorn-Fed Iberian Chorizo

In Spain, Acorn-Fed Iberian Chorizo is more than a cured meat—it is a staple of daily life and social gatherings. Families often enjoy thinly sliced chorizo as part of a tapas spread, where it is paired with olives, fresh bread, and local cheeses. In Andalusia and Extremadura, its regions of origin, chorizo is served at room temperature to highlight the full flavour of the cured pork and spices.

It is also commonly layered into bocadillos (Spanish sandwiches), made with fresh, crusty bread and sometimes drizzled with olive oil or paired with a slice of mature cheese. At festive occasions, Iberian chorizo is presented on charcuterie platters, accompanied by jamón ibérico and lomo, symbolising hospitality and tradition. Spaniards often enjoy it alongside robust red wines or fino sherry, which complement its rich, smoky profile.

Whether eaten casually at home or enjoyed during celebrations, this chorizo is cherished for its ability to bring people together, offering a flavour that embodies Spain’s deep-rooted culinary identity.

Iberian lean pork, paprika, salt, sugar, spices.

May contain traces of milk and soya.

Nutritional Information – per 100 grams
Energy 1419 Kj | 339 Kcal
Fats 19g
  of which are saturated 6.1g
Carbohydrates 0g
  of which are sugars 0g
Fibre 0g
Proteins 40g
Salt 3.6g

Store in cool dry location or refrigerated between 5 and 15ºC. Refrigerate after opening. 
Typical shelf-life of 3 months in original packaging.
Always check package instructions when it arrives for specific information.

Fecha de consumo preferente means best before date, and Fecha de caducidad means expiry date. Date formats on Spanish products are the same as in Ireland, i.e. dd/mm/yyyy.

All cured meats are best served at room temperature so remove from storage location at least 20 minutes before serving. 

Produced by:

Cooperativa Ganadera del Valle de Los Pedroches (COVAP),
Calle Mayor 56,
14400 Pozoblanco,
Córdoba,
Spain

Weight N/A
Net Weights

Full Chorizo – 600g (approx
Sliced Chorizo – 60g

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