Considered to be of the best quality of all the Croatian prosciuttos, Drniš prosciutto is a cured, smoked and dried ham produced in this region since the 14th century. It is scientifically proven that the submediterranean microclimate conditions around Drniš make this type of ham different from those produced in Istria or Dalmatia.
The thighs used in the production of pršut must be of premium quality, sourced locally and weigh more than 11 kilograms. The prepared meat is salted, pressed, cold-smoked and dried for a minimum of 12 months. It is dried in the wind, and the balance between the cold and dry Bora wind, and the warmer Jugo wind, is essential for it to develop all its characteristic aromas and flavors.
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