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Pecorino Vechio Pecorino Vechio, aka Pecorino Grand Old Man, is aged for over 15 months. This outstanding pecorino develops a full, rich, nutty and fruity flavor. |
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Pecorino Toscano Pecorino Toscano is produced in the Tuscany region and makes an excellent table or grating cheese. |
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Serra de Estrela Made with cardoon thistle, raw sheep’s milk, and salt, Serra da Estrela is a soft, gooey delight with a big flavor. |
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Idiazabal Idiazabal hails from the Basque country, where it is lightly smoked over beechwood, hawthorn, or cherry. |
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Lamb Chopper Born to be wild, this raw sheep’s milk cheese is buttery in color and flavor with a long, complex finish. |
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Abbaye de Belloc Abbaye de Belloc (ah-BAY duh Bell-OCK) is a farmhouse-style sheep’s milk cheese from the Abbaye de Belloc, a Benedictine abbey that has made and matured the cheese for centuries. The rough rind is mottled with spots of brown, white and gray and the paste is smooth, semi-firm and dense. |
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Roquefort Roquefort, the quintessential blue cheese, has been made for centuries exclusively in the Aveyron district of south central France. This piquant, richly-flavored, creamy, crumbly, sheep’s milk blue melts in your mouth. |
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Etorki Etorki is a semi-soft cheese made in the Basque region of France. Similar to Petit Basque, Etorki is also made of pure sheep’s milk, and has a mild, creamy flavor. |
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Brebirousse d'Argental A sheep’s milk cheese from the Lyon region of France, the Brebirousse is a lovely soft and creamy aromatic cheese. It spreads wonderfully on a sliced baguette and pairs with both a crisp dry white and a sweet ice wine. |
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Queso La Serena One of Spain’s wonderful “torta-style” cheeses hailing from the province of Badajoz, in Extremadura (“the land of Extremes”), in western Spain and was awarded DOP status in 1992. |
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L'Ulivo Sheep Milk L’Ulivo sheep’s milk cheese is the result of an 18th century cheese-making process that originated in the caves of Villa Corte. In the silent, half-lit cellar, a slow fermentation process gives way to a cheese characterized by a pleasant, mild taste and the distinct fragrance of olive trees. |






