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Fresh cheese from Pienza Caseificio Cugusi
Fresh cheese from Pienza Caseificio Cugusi
Fresh Pienza cheese Caseificio Cugusi , Tasting notes:
A fresh cheese made from a mixture of sheep's and cow's milk, the rind is white in colour and the texture of the paste is tender with a mild and delicate flavour reminiscent of the taste of fresh milk.
Label:
Ingredients: pasteurised sheep's milk, rennet, lactic ferments, salt. Surface treated with preservative E 203. Non-edible rind.
Milk origin: Italy
Produced with milk from the Cugusi farm in Pienza and the Val d'Orcia.
Caseificio Cugusi Silvana s.r.l. S.S. per Pienza via della boccia, 8 Montepulciano Siena
Average nutritional value per 100g of product:
energy 1407kj-340kcal, fat 29.1g of which saturated 21g, carbohydrates 3.1g of which sugars 2.1g, protein 16.3g, salt 1.1g
Caseificio Cugusi:
The farm only uses its own milk from pastures extending over 200 hectares in the Val d’Orcia area, the first milking takes place at around 5 a.m. and the pasteurisation process begins at 6 a.m. Production is carried out with the utmost care and attention at every stage, which allows the farm to produce a cheese of unquestionable quality and fine taste. The maturing process takes place on fir wood planks, turning the cheeses daily. The company mainly produces three types of cheese: fresh cheese, which takes no more than 15 days to mature and has a soft texture and a light skin; semi-matured cheese, which matures for 3 months and has either a yellow skin or a red skin (if treated with tomato conserve); and finally, matured cheese, which requires at least 7 months of maturing and is characterised by a dark-coloured skin treated with olive oil grounds, these are only the macro-categories of cheeses produced by these artisans of taste, in fact their products also feature various cheeses fermented according to ancient traditions and other types of cheese that require special processing to guarantee unique tastes
How to use the Finocchiona IGP Falorni:
This traditional fennel salame is aged at least 7-8 weeks.
Its texture is really unique, and the taste is fresh thanks to the fennel seeds.
We suggest to pair the Finocchiona with a good glass of Chianti Red wine and together with Tuscan pecorino cheese, both semistagionato and stagionato, and with vegetables in oil.
The history of Greve in Chianti:
Since 1806. Their history as butchers and master butchers goes back over two centuries. It all began in the heart of Chianti Classico, in Greve in Chianti, where the company still resides. Antica Macelleria Falorni produces high-quality Cured meats and cold cuts, handing down from father to son (for 9 generations) the secrets of ancient recipes and the artisan knowledge of processing, respecting traditional recipes and knowledge. High quality is a daily commitment for Macelleria Falorni, a responsibility towards its history. For this reason, they produce, every day, simply delicious cold cuts. Long and slow-maturing processes allow their cured meats to mature naturally, without the aid of techniques and enzymes that accelerate their transformation.
Label:
Antica Macelleria Falorni Via di Colognole 67 Greve in Chianti (Florence)
Ingredients
Pork, salt, dextrose, fennel seeds (0.33%), peppercorns, ground pepper, garlic. Antioxidants: E300.
Preservatives: E252.
147 g of pork to produce 100 g of salami
Certified by a control body authorised by MIPAAFT
Average nutritional values per 100 g of product
Energy Kj 1800
Energy Kcal 433
Total fat 34.6
Saturated fatty acids 14.1
Total carbohydrates 0.4
Sugars < 0.1
Protein 30
Salt 5.16
Non-edible casing
Store in a cool place
Extravirgin Toscano Le Capanne, Tasting notes:
Pungent flavour, with a hint of cut grass and fresh vegetables
Label:
Organic extra virgin olive oil
Cold-pressed oil produced in Italy from olives grown in Italy
Superior quality oil obtained directly from olives and solely by mechanical means
Produced with olives from Le Capanne Soc. Agr.S.S. via santa lucia, 27 Castiglion Fiorentino (Arezzo) and bottled by the same farm
Nutritional information per 100ml:
energy 3403kj- 813kcal, fat 92g (of which saturated 14g, monounsaturated 69g, polyunsaturated 8g), carbohydrates 0g, of which sugars 0g, protein 0g, salt 0g
Store away from light and heat sources
Le Capanne
Winemaker Gabriele Mazzeschi has eight hectares of vineyards cultivated with Sangiovese, Syrah, Trebbiano and Malvasia, with a small amount of Cabernet Sauvignon and Canaiolo. In addition to producing excellent wines, Gabriele Mazzeschi's Le Capanne winery also grows around 6000 olive trees. The conditions are optimal, gravelly soil in the Tuscan hills at an altitude of 350-450 metres above sea level. The 6000 olive trees, of the classic Tuscan cultivars Frantoio Moraiolo and Leccino, are terraced on the gravelly soil at an altitude of 350-450 metres above sea level.
Rosso di Montalcino Caprili, Tasting notes:
Rosso di Montalcino Caprili is a wine that can be enjoyed from a young age but with a marked aptitude for maturing for 10 years. Intense, lively red. on the nose it is immediate, floral and spicy. on the palate it is pleasant, elegant and precise.
Sangiovese from Montalcino
Tuscany is the home of red wine, particularly sangiovese.
Sangiovese grosso has found in montalcino a special terroir that, combined with the experience of the winegrowers, has created a legendary product famous throughout the world for its qualities.
Caprili
Caprili estate was founded in 1965 by Alfo Bartolomei and the first bottle of Brunello di Montalcino Caprili is the 1978 vintage, introduced on the market in 1983. The vineyards are raised by spurred cordon, they are at an altitude ranging from 225 to 340 m above sea level. The southwest exposure of the company, which looks towards the sea, enjoys the mitigating action of the winds that avoid stagnant humidity that can cause fungal attacks on the vineyards. Therefore the only interventions are based on contact substances such as copper and sulfur. The vinification follows the natural processes favoring the use of native yeasts, contained in the grapes themselves, this gives the wine its own precise territorial identity, easily recognizable and traceable. But at the same time never homologated in taste and perfumes, rather than following the changeability of the seasonal trend of the vintages, and expressing their particularity. The Caprili company covers an area of 58 hectares, southwest of the territory in the municipality of Montalcino, on the slope of the hill that slopes towards the Orcia and Ombrone rivers. The vineyard area is 15.5 hectares of which 14.5 are grown in Sangiovese Grosso from which Brunello di Montalcino DOCG and Rosso di Montalcino DOC
