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Pork the way it's supposed to taste, from free-range heirloom pigs. Real Spanish Ibérico has finally arrived. Campo Grande Ibérico is what we call "The Wagyu of Pork™".

  • Kurt Oriol comes from a Spanish family that loves to cook and eat. Ever an Ibérico pork fanatic, he grew up hearing his grandmother’s stories about the matanza, Spain's age-old tradition of townsfolk coming together to stuff chorizo and hang hams for the winter.

    Kurt’s hybrid upbringing between Spain and the U.S. gave him a deep appreciation for Spanish food culture and made him want to share it far and wide. That's how Campo Grande was born.

  • Those who have savored Ibérico all agree on one thing…

    They couldn’t believe they were eating pork when they first tried it.

    The natural umami, tenderness and superior marbling often leaves unsuspecting diners wondering if they were really eating pork, or a fine Wagyu steak.

  • Ibérico Pork is raised humanely on family-owned farms. Ibérico pigs live a long and happy life, up to twice as long as the industrial average. This “Slow Growth” process makes sure they live their best lives. Our pork is 100% cruelty-free.

  • Yes, Ibérico pigs have unobstructed access to roam free outside and live a happy life.

    No. Our Ibérico is hormone and antibiotic-free. It’s also Non-GMO.

  • Ibérico is a truly remarkable experience because it doesn’t quite taste like pork. The natural umami, tenderness, and superior marbling leave unsuspecting guests wondering if they’re eating pork or the finest of Wagyu or Kobe steaks. Some even say It’s even better than Wagyu… and it’s Wagyu that should be the “Ibérico Of Beef”

  • Yes! Ibérico pork is one of the healthiest meats you can eat. 99% of pork and chicken is fed corn. We move away from a corn-based diet which is lower in inflammatory (unhealthy) PUFA fat, called Linoleic Acid and higher in (healthier) oleic acid. In addition the meat is more nutrient dense because the animal lives twice as long as regular pigs so the muscles have more time to mature and develop.

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