Description
Cured and Artisan Sheep Cheese, Calaveruela
Data sheet:
Ingredients: Milk of Sheep. Type: Hard paste, pressed, natural rind
Fat Matter: 35%
Maturation: 4 months
Roughness: Media
Producer: Skull
Origin: Córdoba (Spain)
Tasting note: In the mouth it is a round cheese, without edges in the flavor and aromas, with hints of the field and hay, the fruit of grazing.
Pairing: We would pair it with red wines from upbringing y reserve, and also on the other hand, it can be paired with extra virgin olive oils, or almond, pistachio or walnut oils.
Benefits of sheep's cheese
Provides a large amount of energy and proteins, essential for our body and to maintain strong muscles. The protein concentration varies according to the curing of the cheese, thus the more cured cheeses have a higher proportion.
High content of minerals, especially iron, calcium, phosphorus and zinc. Ideal for preventing anemia, osteoporosis and decalcification. In addition, it helps to strengthen hair, skin and teeth.
It contains Group B vitamins which are very important for the proper functioning of the metabolism. These types of vitamins are eliminated with the urine, which is why their daily intake is very necessary. Sheep cheese is also a great source of vitamins A, D, and E.
It is more digestive. Cheese is better digested than milk and, in turn, sheep's milk contains less lactose than cow's milk. Thus, it is indicated for intolerant people, especially the most cured cheeses. And in addition, it is gluten-free, so it can also be consumed by celiacs.
The fatty acids in sheep's cheese (omega 3 and linoleic acid) are essential for growth and beneficial for the cardiovascular, immune and nervous systems, as well as having anticancer properties.
israel rosemary -
a cheese with a very pleasant texture on the palate, thanks to that touch of oil that is perceived during its curing. Ideal for a young red wine or a white wine, both are excellent and will provide different pairings, but both are very pleasant.
Israel Romero -
very pleasant on the palate thanks to its touch of oil in its curing. I like it with young red wine as well as with fruity white.