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As soon as visitors enter the Maison du Jambon
de Bayonne, they are plunged into the heart of the traditions and
culture of the Adour Valley.
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The salt is beneath our feet, like everywhere
else in the region of the Adour.
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Pork is used to make all sorts of delicacies,
including the famous Jambon de Bayonne.
But did you know that pâté, rillettes, confits and
axoa are also made with pork meat ?
They are all on sale in our shop
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Aquitaine is Europe's number one region
for the production of maize, an essential element in pig feed.
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Jambon de Bayonne
is often
spiced with Espelette pepper.
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