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Spanish cheese not very motivating

So, I’ve been in Spain for about 6 months now and I’m just not finding any cheese worth writing about. Manchego seems to be about the best cheese produced here. I’m off to France in a couple of weeks… perhaps there.  Send me suggestions!

Pata Cabra Mitica – Spain

If I hadn’t looked at the label, I would have sworn this was a goats milk cheese as I took a bite (the label said cows milk). And in fact, it is goat cheese because during my research, I discovered that Patacabra means “goat’s leg”.  This has taught me to not trust every label at the cheesemongers! [...]

El Trigal Manchego, 6 months

Well, I may have come across another cheese to add to my favorites list. Not only is this cheese lovely to look at because of the pattern in the rind, it has a deep buttery flavor and dry, flaky texture. The color of the cheese was pale yellow. The overwhelming flavor that came to mind [...]

Drunken Goat

Don’t you just love the name of this Spanish cheese? Looking at the photo you might think this falls into the category of a washed rind cheese, and no doubt the name gives the first clue as to what the rind might be washed in — alcohol, of course — in this case, red wine.  [...]