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Pyrenees Truffe


$45.00 / Lb
 Pyrenees Truffe cheese
Pyrenees Truffe
  • Pasteurized
  • Animal Rennet
  • Age: 1 Month
  • Sheep Milk
  • France
  • Approachable
    Adventurous
  • Soft
    Hard

Like our Pyrenees Brebis, this Basque original is one sheepy stunner. But Pyrenees Truffé holds a luxurious surprise: white truffles sourced from Italy. This dense, creamy cheese boasts an intensely savory aroma but a delicate flavor. Notes of sweet grass and nuts balance the garlicky umami of pure white truffles—just enough to add flavor without overshadowing the cheese. This firm mountain-born beauty is ideal for grating over a bowl of pasta or slicing and enjoying with Murray’s Speck.

“This is my favorite truffle cheese! I like to use the girolle to create beautiful truffle-studded rosettes and pair with chestnut honey.”
Murray’s Buying – New York, NY
Pasteurized Sheep's Milk, Salt, Summer White Truffle (Tuber Aestivum Vitt.)Fragments (1%), Natural Flavors, Animal Rennet, Lactic Starters.

Allergens: Milk

  • Pyrenees Truffé comes from Southwestern France near the Spanish border, in French Basque Country, one of the world’s most distinctive gastronomical regions.
  • It’s made with high-quality milk from sheep found within 16 miles of the dairy.
  • This cheese shares characteristics with other Basque sheep’s milk cheeses like Pyrenees Brebis and Ossau-Iraty—it’s rich and dense, with nutty and earthy flavors.
  • The interior cheese is studded with real white truffle, which imbues every bite with a savory garlic essence.
  • Unlike black truffles, which are cultivated throughout the world, white truffles are only cultivated in Piedmont (in Northern Italy) from September to December.
  • Their rich fragrance and short-lived season and shelf life make these winter truffles one of the most coveted delicacies in the world.
  • Even truffle skeptics will enjoy this cheese, as there’s no overpowering earthy mushroom flavor. It’s savory, subtle, and balanced; special yet snackable.
  • The texture of this cheese is firm enough to create beautiful rosettes using a girolle.

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