Pecorino flavored with truffle
Truffle Pecorino: A Journey into Tradition and the Purity of Flavors The world of flavored cheeses is vast and varied: from chili peppers to walnuts, from dried fruit to flowers, and even to pepper and saffron. The combinations seem endless. One of
Truffle Cheese with Honey
Il Casale Truffle Cheese with Honey Truffles are wonderful, but they ren’t dessert material. So, if you wnat to serve a whole fruffle-based dinner, why not go for our truffle cheese with some honey, to end it on a sweet and
The birth of lambs
When Nature Slows Down and Milk Belongs to the Lambs At Podere Il Casale, November is a special month. It’s the time of year when nature shifts its rhythm, becoming slower, quieter, and more introspective. The days grow shorter, the air
The Drunken Pecorino
Tradition and Flavor in Fusion The grape harvest is part of the annual story of Podere Il Casale. Also this year we picked the grapes early at the beginning of September. With fermentation complete and the grape pomace remaining after pressing, we
THE MAGIC OF AGING: HOW THE UNIQUE FLAVOR OF CHEESE IS BORN
At the end of summer, the spring cheese, made from the milk of the best pastures, begins to develop an intriguing aromatic profile. It is at this stage that its true potential starts to reveal itself. But what does it really
Fossa Cheese: A Tradition That Lives On
As per tradition, in these early July days, we’ve carried out the “sfossatura” of our pecorino cheeses. After spending about 100 days deep in the “fossa” (pit), the cheeses must now rest in the refrigerated cell of our dairy to allow
The pasture loved by the goats.
The grazing of goats!! We’ve often talked about sheep grazing, emphasizing how crucial winter and spring pastures are for milk with a rich, delicate aroma. But goats are a completely different story! Although goats, like sheep, belong to the Bovidae family, they
Did You Know? There’s a Patron Saint of Cheesemakers!
Among the many fascinating stories from the rural and cheesemaking world, there’s one that always surprises people: there is actually a Patron Saint of Cheesemakers! His name is Saint Lucio of Cavargna, and he is deeply tied to the alpine
Pecorino seasoned in walnut leaves
There are many ways to age pecorino in unique environments, and today we’d like to introduce one particularly interesting method. If you take a cheese of about six weeks, already dry and with a well-formed crust, and put it in a
The Pastures of Val d’Orcia: In May, the Queen is Sulla
The pastures of Val d’Orcia, renowned for their stunning beauty, turn a deep red in spring thanks to an extraordinary plant: Sulla (Hedysarum coronarium). This spontaneous legume is, for us, the true queen of May pastures. Sulla: A Generous and Resilient