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Terrincho Cheese


The raw sheep from warm land, usually known as "Terrincha" has its solar the area of terra Quente and valley of superior Douro. The "Terrincha" expanded from XIX century and represents today 98% of the regions ovine effective. Their food, in permanent pasturage, comes mostly from the grass-land and forage, from leafage of ash tree, elm, almonds-tree, olive-tree, vineyard, and also from typical bushy plants like genista heather-bell, shrub and cistus.
This is the natural painting with peculiar ecological conditions, associated to a traditional handling that defines and keeps the speciality of milk produced by "Terrincha" sheep.
From this milk we make "Terrincho Cheese", a cheese of natural controlled cure, from slow draining of the curdled-milk, after extreme raw sheep milk’s coagulation with animal curdling. It shows the shape of a cylinder (dish) with flat rind and straw-yellow colour, oily paste with a few holes and sometimes deformable. Its flavour is soft, clean and very characteristic.

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