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Cheeses from Andalucia.
Very mature cheese that will bring delight to those who love cheese. It is a cheese aged for more than 18 months, made with Payoya goat milk and Grazalemeña sheep milk and aged with wheat oil and bran. An authentic luxury. It comes in wedges of approximately 200 grams.
Aged "emborrado" Payoya goat cheese A cheese aged for over 18 months, which is then treated using the "emborrado" process, which consists of curing it in olive oil and wheat bran. It is made with raw milk from the famous Payoya goat. An exclusive, hard-to-find cheese. You can buy this cheese in wedges of approximately 200 grams.
Cured cheese emborrado of Grazalemeña sheep. An artisanal cheese made with Grazalemeña sheep's milk, cured from 4 to 7 months and treated with the tasty process "emborrado" consisting of its cure with olive oil and wheat bran. A very award winning cheese, exclusive and hard to find. You can buy this cheese in wedges of 550 grs. or in wedges of 250 grs
Artisan cheese made by the Cheese Factory El Bosqueño in the province of Cádiz with Payoya goat's milk, native to the Sierra de Grazalema. With a cure of 4 to 7 months, it manages to develop flavors, nuances and aromas only attainable in cheeses elaborated by this unique raw material, the Payoya goat's milk. You can buy this cheese in wedges of 200 grs....
Grazalemeña sheep cheese from the Cádiz dairy farm El Bosqueño Cheese vintage of Grazalemeña sheep. A handmade cheese made with Grazalemeña sheep's milk, cured for 4 to 7 months. Its bark is rubbed with olive oil. With the healing process it gets darker and acquires more intense and differentiated flavors that leave a pleasant aftertaste on the palate.It...
Mature cheese from payoya goat and grazalemeña sheep Cheese made by the El Bosqueño cheese factory in the Sierra de Grazalema in the province of Cádiz. The quality of the payoya goat's milk and that of the grazalameña sheep that graze by this mountain gives this cheese a delicious flavor. Its flavor is mild to medium with a pleasant aftertaste. A cheese...