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Germany: first destination of promoting Spain Iberian Ham with Rafa Nadal

By Redacción ECA

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In bet-at-home Open in Hamburg, more than 70,000 spectators enjoyed the Open and enjoyed the Spanish ham in person.

The traditional taste of the Germans for quality meat products, combined with his passion for Spain and its cuisine, are the ideal way for Spain Iberian Ham sponsor a major German sports tournaments scenario, the bet-at-home Open Tennis Hamburg’s Rothenbaum Center, the largest tennis court in Germany.

Spain Iberian hams come to Germany and do not alone. The tennis player Rafa Nadal will be its image throughout the campaign that the producers of this gastronomic jewel being carried out in Europe. Slice to slice, set a set, the ham will be starring in one of the oldest and most prestigious tournaments in this country and around the world.

The spectators who come each day to live this competition will enjoy tastings of Iberian Ham Spain from two of the best cutters in the national scene, and take one of the guides product, designed for the German public, with everything you need to be a fan of the most precious treasure of Spanish cuisine. The VIP area will also feature the prominent presence of our hams in very significant moments as are the exhibition match, which officially opens the tournament and the semifinals.

Iberian hams, gastronomic treasure of Spain, is a treat for all the senses conquering the most demanding palates.

Source: ASICI

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