Founded by Chef Daniel Teboul, Larchmont Charcuterie makes authentic French charcuterie in New York, drawing on his upbringing in the French Alps’ Alpes-Savoie region. The company brings Alpine traditions to the table through dry-cured saucisson sec, air-dried beef, smoked meats and country-style pâté made with carefully selected ingredients.
Three Little PigsThree Little Pigs makes French-style charcuterie and gourmet foods, including its signature pâtés, in small batches. Founded in 1975 by two French chefs in Greenwich Village, New York, the company grew from a specialty deli into a producer whose products are sold at retailers nationwide. Its stated heritage centers on traditional French recipes and handcrafted production.New York, NY
Charlito's CocinaFounded by Charles “Charlito” Wekselbaum, Charlito’s Cocina grew from a 2010 experiment with 25 pounds of meat into a New York charcuterie maker shaped by its founder’s Cuban, Jewish, and American upbringing. The company preserves Southern European curing traditions while giving them a distinctly Queens-born identity, making small-batch salami with heritage-breed pork and transparent ingredient labels. Its Trufa Seca salami has appeared among Oprah’s Favorite Things and in The New York Times.LONG ISLAND CITY, NY
Josef’s Artisan MeatsJosef’s Artisan Meats makes handcrafted sausages, charcuterie, and deli meats in the European tradition from its Canandaigua, New York facility. Founded in the 1960s as Hartmann’s Old World Sausage and acquired by Austrian-born Master Sausage Maker Josef Brunner and his wife, Elizabeth, in 2004, the company pairs small-batch methods with modern production equipment and distributes nationwide. Its everyday products earned extensive gold-medal recognition at the 2016 and 2019 IFFA competitions, including the Cup of Honor at both events.CANANDAIGUA, NY
Salumeria BielleseDescendants of two men from Italy’s Piedmont province of Biella, Salumeria Biellese has made traditional-style sausages and salumi in New York since 1925. Its collection follows old-world recipes while drawing on long-standing relationships with farmers in the Tri-State area and beyond, and includes distinctive specialties such as Culatello and its own Prosciutto Biellese. The company received a Slow Food NYC award for authenticity, quality and sustainability.NEW YORK, NY