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Prosciutto di Parma 18 Months Black Label Boneless DOP

Prosciutto di Parma 18 Months Black Label Boneless DOP

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$209.40at shopalmagourmet.comChecked Nov 9

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Price facts

  • Last seen at $209.40 at shopalmagourmet.com on Nov 9.
  • Checked at 3 stores.

Our take on the Prosciutto di Parma 18 Months Black Label Boneless DOP

A whole boneless Prosciutto di Parma hind leg from Duroc pigs raised in the hills around Parma, dry-cured with only pork and sea salt for about 18 months. The D.O.P. seal guarantees the ham was made in the designated zone under Parma consortium rules, and the Black Label aging gives it a deeper, sweeter flavor than younger hams. It is unsmoked, nitrate-free and boneless, so it slices cleanly for a party board or a deli counter. Against a 12-month Parma ham it is firmer and more savory; against San Daniele it is a touch saltier and less sweet. Buyers should plan to slice it thin and use it within a few weeks once opened.

Best forCharcuterie boards and party plattersHome cooks who slice their own cured meatGifting to prosciutto loversDeli-style sandwiches and antipasti
Pros
  • D.O.P. certified from the Parma zone
  • 18 months of aging for deeper flavor
  • Only pork and sea salt, no nitrates or additives
  • Boneless leg is easy to slice and store
  • Large whole leg serves a crowd
Cons
  • Whole 16 lb leg needs refrigeration space and a slicer
  • Must be used within weeks once cut open
  • Saltier and less sweet than San Daniele
  • Not a small-format buy for one or two people

Prosciutto di Parma 18 Months Black Label Boneless DOP prices at every store

  • shopalmagourmet.comNew

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    $209.40Checked Nov 9
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  • Alma GourmetNew

    In stock

    $349.00Checked Nov 9
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    In stockSold by almagourmet

    $349.00Checked Nov 9
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Prosciutto di Parma 18 Months Black Label Boneless DOP price history

Lowest price we've seen: $209.40 on Nov 9 at shopalmagourmet.com. Tracked across 3 stores since Nov 9.

What reviewers say

Owners of whole Parma legs praise the sweet, nutty flavor and the clean two-ingredient cure, and many say 18 months hits a better balance than younger hams. Complaints center on the size and the work of slicing and storing a whole leg.

What people mention
  • FlavorPraisedBuyers describe a sweet, nutty taste with creamy white fat.
  • CuringPraisedOwners like that it is made with only pork and sea salt, no nitrates.
  • SizeCriticisedA whole 16 lb leg takes up a lot of fridge space.
  • SlicingMixedThin slicing is easy with a good slicer but hard by hand.
  • StorageCriticisedOnce cut, the exposed meat dries out unless wrapped tightly.

Specifications

Style
Italian
Subtype
Prosciutto di Parma, Cured ham
Variety
Black Label, Aged 18 Months
Storage Method
Refrigerated
Cut
Boneless
Form
Boneless
Fat Content
Creamy white fat (provides the signature sweetness)

Questions and answers

What does D.O.P. mean on this prosciutto?
It means the ham was made in the Parma region under consortium rules, from Italian pigs and only salt, with no additives.
How is 18-month Parma different from 12-month?
The extra aging makes it firmer, more savory and slightly less sweet, with a deeper aroma.
Do I need a slicer?
A meat slicer gives the thin, even slices prosciutto is served with. By hand, a long sharp knife works but the slices will be thicker.
How should I store it after opening?
Keep it refrigerated, wrap the cut face tightly in plastic or a damp cloth, and use it within a few weeks.
Is it boneless?
Yes, the leg is boneless, which makes slicing and storing easier than a bone-in ham.
Does it contain nitrates or preservatives?
No. The cure is pork and sea salt only.
Where is the Prosciutto di Parma 18 Months Black Label Boneless DOP cheapest?
At shopalmagourmet.com, for $209.40, 40% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
Where can I buy the Prosciutto di Parma 18 Months Black Label Boneless DOP?
3 stores we checked sell it, including shopalmagourmet.com, Alma Gourmet, eBay.
Cured Status
Cured
Smoked Status
Unsmoked
Meat Type
Pork
Ingredients
Pork, salt, Pork, salt, Pork, salt, air, and time
Free Of
Preservatives, Additives, Nitrates
Highlighted Ingredients
Time, Air, Pork, Salt, Sea salt
Weight
Approx. 16 lb (7.3 kg) boneless
Packaging Type
Vacuum-sealed
Count
1
Certification
D.O.P. (Protected Designation of Origin)
Consistency
Smooth
Breed
Duroc pigs
Country
Italy
Region
Hills surrounding Parma
Preservation Method
Salted, Cured