COPPA STAGIONATA - DRY CURED PORK COLLAR

Bagged, placed in a net and seasoned, Levoni’s Dry-Cured Pork Collar is aged for a minimum of 12 weeks. Of medium size, when sliced it exposes its compact look featuring red muscular parts outlined by light fatty parts, of a nice white-rosy color. The scent is a classic, complex blend of aged meat, with a sweet, lightly spiced flavor.

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Aged a minimum of 12 weeks
Sweet notes, lightly spiced taste
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NO COMPROMISES

Levoni has never compromised origins. We maintain we are as Italy made us: proudly delicious.

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CONTROLLED SUPPLY

A supply chain made of prime materials. Pork cherished and celebrated for ages creates our legacy.

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100% ITALIAN

All of our farming, breeding, producing, curing, and seasoning happens in one place before the US.

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History and
interesting facts

Deli meat typical of the areas of Parma, Piacenza, Cremona and Mantua whose origins date back to the eighteenth century. Its name comes from the type of cut used, the muscle of the neck of the pig and the processing is very similar to that of prosciutto but, unlike this, it is stuffed into natural casings for excellent ripeness and maturation.

Organoleptic
properties

It is characterised by the rounded shape, the hand tying and the beautiful light, dense mould. Firm, smooth, compact texture. When cut, the meat is red with pearly white veins and possibly marbled. The aroma is sweet and typical, hints of nuts and maturation. The flavour is well balanced between fleshy and fat parts, between salt and curing.

We recommend that it be washed with white wine, wrap in a clean cloth and store in a plastic bag at cellar temperature for a few hours. Remove the natural casing. Slice the coppa with a knife or by means of a slicer about ten minutes before serving, to allow the cured meat to express its aroma at its best.

Pairing and Wines

We propose slightly bitter salads such as radicchio, pronounced as cress and rocket, as sweet as carrots, melon, figs and apple together with diced tomatoes. We recommend it as a condiment for egg pasta, gnocchi, saltinbocca, escalopes, savoury pies and stuffed bread.


As far as wines are concerned, in order to remain in the territory we propose among whitesn Ortrugo piacentino or Albana di Romagna among white wines. Barbera dell'Oltrepò Pavese or Bonarda piacentina among the red wines.