Salami & Chorizo

Artisan Cured Meats with Bold, Regional Character

Discover artisan salami and chorizo for charcuterie boards, from gently seasoned to paprika-rich styles, selected for authenticity, texture, and depth.

157 Products
157 Products
Sliced Chorizo Iberico

Fermin

Sliced Chorizo Iberico

Chorizo Iberico Mild

Fermin

Chorizo Iberico Mild

Chorizo Cantimpalo

Quijote

Chorizo Cantimpalo

Mini Mortadella, Whole

Leoncini

Mini Mortadella

Finocchiona Salami

Olympia Provisions

Finocchiona Salami

Saucisson Sec

Olympia Provisions

Saucisson Sec

Spanish Style Chorizo

Smoking Goose

Spanish Style Chorizo

Rigani Loukaniko Salami

Olympia Provisions

Rigani Loukaniko Salami

Saucisson Sec Sausage

Terroirs d'Antan

Saucisson Sec Sausage

Zesty Salami

igourmet

Zesty Salami

Garlic Sausage - Saucisson a l Ail

Terroirs d'Antan

Garlic Sausage

Chorizo El Ray

Olympia Provisions

El Rey Spicy Chorizo

Sumac Salami

Lowry Hill Provisions

Sumac Salami

Cured Duck Salami

Terroirs d'Antan

Cured Duck Salami

Square Mustard Seed Salami

Black Kassel

Square Mustard Seed Salami

Loukanika Salami

Olympia Provisions

Loukanika Salami

Hot Chili Salami

Lowry Hill Provisions

Hot Chili Salami

Rosette de Lyon

Smoking Goose

Rosette de Lyon

Fennel Salami

Lowry Hill Provisions

Fennel Salami

Dodge City Salami

Smoking Goose

Dodge City Salami

Salami Capri - Red Wine and Fennel Salami

Olympia Provisions

Salami Capri

Summer Sausage

Olympia Provisions

Summer Sausage

Moskow Dry Salami - White Skin

Ehmer

Moskow Dry Salami

Stagberry Salame

Smoking Goose

Stagberry Salame

Garlic Salami

Lowry Hill Provisions

Garlic Salami

Rosette De Lyon Sausage

Terroirs d'Antan

Rosette De Lyon Sausage

What Defines Salami, Chorizo, and Charcuterie-Worthy Cured Meats

Salami and chorizo are cured meats shaped by seasoning, fermentation, and time, with each style expressing its own regional identity. In this collection you’ll find air-dried salami with clean, savory depth alongside chorizo defined by garlic, paprika, and warmth, each chosen for balance, texture, and sliceability.

Rather than uniform deli-style products, these cured meats are selected for how they perform on a board and at the table. Fat content, spice, and aging are carefully considered so each slice delivers flavor without overwhelming the palate, making them ideal for composed charcuterie spreads.

To simplify entertaining, many customers start with charcuterie board kits or add presentation essentials from cheese boards and utensils to build a complete spread.

Pairing Salami and Chorizo for Charcuterie Boards

Salami and chorizo pair naturally with crisp textures and bright flavors. Serve them with artisan crackers and crisp accompaniments to add structure, and balance richness with briny accents from olives and antipasti.

Adding something creamy, such as selections from pâté, spreads, and rillettes, creates contrast, while sweet or nutty elements from dried fruits, nuts, and seeds round out the board.

For a finishing touch, try jams and spreads to balance spice and richness.

For beverages, cured meats often shine alongside sparkling wines or structured reds—explore wine pairing kits to complete the experience.

Using Salami and Chorizo Beyond the Board

Salami is an easy upgrade for sandwiches, flatbreads, and antipasto-style salads, while chorizo brings immediate depth to rice dishes, stews, and roasted vegetables. Because these meats are already cured and seasoned, a small amount can transform a dish without added complexity.

Their versatility also makes them well suited for entertaining and gifting, especially when paired with curated selections from cheese gift baskets and boxes.

Explore More Charcuterie and Cured Meats

If you’d like to expand beyond this selection, browse our broader charcuterie collection for additional cured-meat styles, formats, and regional specialties.

Why Buy Salami and Chorizo from iGourmet

iGourmet sources salami and chorizo from producers who focus on traditional curing, ingredient quality, and careful aging. Each product is selected for consistency, flavor balance, and authenticity, then stored and shipped with attention to preserving texture and freshness.

Salami & Chorizo: Frequently Asked Questions

Salami is typically fermented and air-dried, with flavor shaped by seasoning and aging, while chorizo is often seasoned with paprika and garlic, giving it a warmer, spiced profile.

Some chorizo styles are mild and smoky, while others carry noticeable heat. The seasoning style, particularly the type of paprika used, is the best indicator.

A balanced board usually includes one milder cured meat and one bolder option. Salami and chorizo work especially well together because they contrast in spice, aroma, and richness.

For a mixed board with cheese and accompaniments, plan about 1–2 ounces of cured meat per person, adjusting based on how many other items are served.

Once opened, keep cured meats refrigerated and rewrap them to protect texture and flavor, avoiding exposure that can cause drying.