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Pecorino Tartufo Riserva
$36.99/LBNear Sienna, Sardinian sheep graze, lazily eating grasses growing on the hillsides. Their milk is mixed with white and black truffles to make this amazing, aged truffled Pecorino. Dense yet creamy, firm, and nutty, with bursts of earthy truffle, this is your new favorite truffle cheese! Read More -
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El Trigal Young Manchego
$19.99/LBYoung and spry Manchego- better for melting at three months than its aged counterpart, and more fun at parties; just add membrillo, marcona almonds, and a cask of Rioja. Read More -
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Pecorino Foglie De Noce
$32.99/LBOur story begins in a walnut grove set against the late spring sky of Emilia-Romagna with the tender leaves of sprawling hardwoods. Late in the season, before the leaves become bitter and dry, they are quickly gathered and layered in cozy clay crocks with just-made wheels of pecorino. Read More -
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Malvarosa
$20.99/LBThis farmhouse cheese from Valencia, Spain is one of the most ''snackable'' I've had in quite some time, and part of my job is to eat cheese all day, so that's saying something. Buttery, rich, and sweet, with a compliant texture. Made with pasteurized Guirra sheep milk. Read More -
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Ossau Iraty Vieille
$33.99/LBSaid to be one of the first cheeses ever produced, this gem from Aquitaine, France has only gotten better with age. The wheels here at Murray’s are rumored to descend from those produced by Aristee, Apollo’s sheepherding son. Read More -
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Pyrenees Brebis
$26.99/LBThe first cheese we called ''compulsively edible,'' and still the best. Once you pop, you can't stop. Read More -
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Torta del Casar
$28.99/LBIt takes the milk of twenty sheep to make just one wheel of Torta del Casar, so named because of its resemblance to a Spanish torta or cake, and we’re grateful for every last ewe. Read More -
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El Trigal Aged Manchego
$19.99/LBPerhaps Spain’s most famous cheese, Manchego is a D.O. (Denominacion de Origen) protected cheese, meaning the traditional recipe must use 100% Manchega sheep milk. The breed has proven sturdy enough over the centuries to traverse the rocky, arid central plateau region of La Mancha – where cows just can’t hang. Read More



