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San Simón Da Costa cheese

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The San Simón Da Costa PDO is an artisan cheese made from milk of Galician blond, Alpine brown and Friesian cow. It's a semi-cured, pressed cheese made through a curing process in a drying room for at least 30 days and subsequently smoked on birch wood. This artisan process of production gives it a mild flavor with strong hints of smoke.

It is served in pieces of approximately 1 kg. or 450 grams.

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Weight1 kg / 500 grs aprox.
MilkCow
Mature period30 días
Flavour intensityMedium
Geographical areaGalicia
CountrySpain
Curdling agentNatural
Kind of milkPasteurized
FormatUnit

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San Simón Da Costa cheese

The cheese factory Fontelas produces a traditional form of the San Simón Da Costa cheese with milk from cows of the A Terra Cha region where one of the best Galician milk is made. With respect for the traditional production methods joined by  the incorporation of the latest technologies of the dairy industry and carefully refined by expert cheese makers, a final product of high quality is obtained. The smoking process of this San Simón Da Costa cheese is also done in a traditional way using the birch wood, this being the most distinguishing and unique feature of the PDO. San Simón da Costa.

Buy San Simón Da Costa cheese on Al Queso, your online shop of artisan cheeses.

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11/15/2016

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Estudpendo... me encantan los quesos ahumados y este en concreto tiene un sabor excelente

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San Simón Da Costa cheese

San Simón Da Costa cheese

The San Simón Da Costa PDO is an artisan cheese made from milk of Galician blond, Alpine brown and Friesian cow. It's a semi-cured, pressed cheese made through a curing process in a drying room for at least 30 days and subsequently smoked on birch wood. This artisan process of production gives it a mild flavor with strong hints of smoke.

It is served in pieces of approximately 1 kg. or 450 grams.

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