Charcuteries Gard

Arriving by the main entrance, the charcuterie is immediately to your left and the smells that the stall dégage cannot leave indifferent. Here we are mainly oriented towards the Lozere, the most obvious land, seen from Nîmes. Raw and cooked hams and pots of watering cévenols make up the big part of the troupe. The reception depends on the person on whom you fall. But the products are of good quality.

In the heart of the Écusson, this independent store will delight the taste buds of lovers of fine Spanish charcuterie. You'll be able to choose between whole or sliced hams and shoulders. You'll also find a range of Iberian cured meats from the two finest labels, bellota and cebo de Campo, vacuum-packed to preserve flavor and freshness. Sausages, chorizo, lomo and cheeses are also available for aperitifs. Sandwiches are also available. Prices vary according to weight.

If you're strolling through the streets of Barjac, you're bound to come across Charcuterie Piou. This address is one of the region's little jewels, so much so that in 2015 the Gault et Millau "Expert gourmand" guide paid tribute to them. At the helm are Valérie and Frédéric, two enthusiasts who are constantly experimenting to improve their recipes and design methods. They offer regional products for sale, as well as a number of delicatessen dishes. We recommend it!

In the heart of Les Halles de Nîmes, Bruno and Encar have made their mark in Gard and Iberian charcuterie. Highly demanding when it comes to the quality of their raw materials, their artisanal charcuterie is one of the most sought-after. In keeping with local traditions, you'll find delicious pâtés from Pézenas, foie gras with two peppers, sausages/merguez made from Label Rouge meats and dry sausages direct from the producers. Almost all our products are guaranteed nitrite and preservative-free.