Acclaimed winemaker Pete Seghesio embraced another long standing family tradition, studied with Italian masters, and secured the best ingredients from local farms to create the most memorable tasting experience in wine country.
Craft & Creed
jour.ney.man – (n.) a European tradition dating to Medieval times, when traveling craftsmen traded their skill in exchange for hospitality.
Team
Mimicking our craft, the Journeyman Meat Co. team merges art with science.
FAQs
What makes Journeyman meats unique?
Crafting in a small artisanal facility rather than an industrial plant affords the opportunity to cure salumi colder and longer for maximum flavors.
Created by a family with 100 years of winemaking experience, almost all Journeyman salumi have wine as an ingredient.
What is the difference between salami and salumi?
Salami (salame, Italian) is singular and salumi is plural.
Do products contain gluten?
Our products are gluten-free.
Do products contain nitrates?
Nitrates/Nitrites are salts traditionally used to cure meats and prevent harmful bacteria. We only use traditional nitrates to ensure the highest-quality, best tasting products.
How long will my salumi last?
Salumi does not have an expiration date…it will not “go bad.” It does have a best by date because we find that the product retains its optimal moisture and flavor within a certain time period. We suggest consuming within a year.
How do I care for my salumi?
Our salumi is cryo-vac’d at their peak for travel and to protect them from drying. Refrigeration is best but not necessary.
Slice as thinly as possible for best flavor. Once opened, and if not consumed in one sitting, wrap tightly in butcher paper or plastic wrap to avoid exposure to air.
How is the salumi shipped?
Our salumi is shipped directly from the source in Sonoma County, CA via USPS so it arrives right to your door or PO Box. Packages that need temperature control are shipped UPS.