As it matures, Mahón Curado DOP/PDO acquires a firm, slightly crumbly texture, with a flavour profile that is rich, tangy, and intensely savoury, carrying notes of aged butter, toasted nuts, and...
The injection technique allows for an initial distinction between the flavours of the cheese and the Piment d’Espelette, which then meld into a harmonious blend that pleasantly envelops the palate...
Shaped into a small, round disc, Retorta features a thin, golden-hued natural rind and a smooth, melting interior that oozes when cut. Using thistle rennet, the cheesemakers achieve a delicate...
Originally, Morbier was made by small dairy farmers who would use the leftover curd from the morning milking, sprinkle it with vegetal ash to preserve it, and then add the evening curd on top,...
The cheese-making process occurs daily to maintain the milk’s freshness, with Jamie following the same ancestral techniques that were used a century ago. Unlike many others, Jamie still employs...
With origins dating back to the 10th century, this Protected Designation of Origin (PDO) cheese is made from cow’s milk and aged for around six to ten weeks, during which it develops its...
Originating from the scenic Sardinian island, this cheese is recognised as one of the best in the world. Pecorino Sardo, painstakingly handmade, features a semi-hard and semi-cooked texture,...
This cheese follows the strict AOP guidelines, meaning it must be made using raw cow’s milk, hand-ladled into moulds, and aged for a minimum of 4 to 8 weeks to develop its signature flavour and...
