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Typical Branzi Stravecchio cheese aged 18/20 months

Typical Branzi Stravecchio cheese aged 18/20 months

by Branzi dairy

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Typical Branzi Stravecchio cheese aged 18/20 months

ptypical high quality product Val Brembana, in the province of Bergamo, is one of oldest and most typical Orobie cheeses. Matured for over a year! From the flavor strong and aromatic try it with the polenta!

Available in packs of about 250 g

(being a cut product, the weight may have a small variation)

 

 

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Formaggio tipico di Branzi Stravecchio 18/20 mesi

Reviewed by

Arianna

The craftswoman

Branzi 180 days is a tasty aperitif in its purity, it is also an excellent ingredient together with polenta taragna, a delicacy. The flavor becomes more decisive and aromatic as maturation continues and is very harmonious.

In Social Dairy of Branzi Casearia 1953  the processing methods have remained unchanged over time, only the tools have changed in proportion to the quantities of milk that are transformed every day. Typical Branzi Stravecchio cheese aged 18/20 months

The Social Dairy

 here is the art of the cheesemaker who has always decided when the curd clot is ready to break, when the cooking is right and how to cut it, his expert hands work it and then introduce the mass into the moulds. Here it is worked Branzi Stravecchio aged for over 1 year, the cheese takes its name from the town of the same nameUpper Brembana Valley where traditional production was born and where it still is whole cow's milk it is processed on the premises of the Latteria Sociale di Branzi Casearia.

We are high Val Brembana in the province of Bergamo where it was initially produced while today the area involved also includes the Imagna Valley also in the Bergamo area.

Branzi FTB cheese has a strong link with the territory, it can be found on the occasion of gastronomic events such as Festivals as well as in moments characterized by less profane aspects during the San Matteo fair.

It has recognizable characteristics such as the typical concave “V” shaped heel and the “historic” FTB brand on the upper face.

Typical Branzi Stravecchio cheese aged 18/20 months

The milk used it is raw, whole cow's milk coming from cows reared in the wild or semi-wild and sent directly to the Social Dairy of Branzi Casearia for processing and before salting undergoes a pressing process.

The phase of periodic turning of the wheels during the maturing phase ensures a homogeneous maturation of the pasta.

It's a product FPO (Principi delle Orobie cheeses)

When tasted, the rind appears thin and elastic, the sub-rind thin.

Both Odors and Tastes tend to always accentuate in harmony with the progress of Maturation without ever exceeding.

Absent trigeminal sensations.

Inedible rind.

 

Branzi Stravecchio product sheet: Upper Brembana Valley Territory – Imagna Valley (BG), in particular in the territory of Branzi, Foppolo and Carona.

Type of cheese Whole raw milk cow's milk cheese - matured for 60 days
Form Cylindrical, with a diameter of 40 – 50 cm

8 -10 cm tall, “V” shaped

Flat, slightly convex

8 -13 kg

Barefoot:
Faces:
Weight:
Pasta Pressed half cooked
FRESH (aged to at least 60 days) SEASONED (matured to at least 180 days)
Color: straw yellow deep yellow
Consistency: soft – semi-soft – elastic compact – hard
Holes: small and sparse holes uniformly distributed slightly uniform,
diameter from 1 mm to the size defined as "partridge's eye" diameter from 1 mm to the size defined as "partridge's eye"
Crust Thin, smooth, elastic, yellowish Consistent and dark yellow
Features Sweet, soft and delicate flavor Strong and certainly spicy flavor
For tasting:
View                                          deep yellow.
Smell                                      intense lactic smell on the nose.
Taste                                        Both the smells and flavors tend to always accentuate in harmony with the progress of maturation without ever exceeding, the flavor is strong and certainly spicy.

Tasting suggestions        Excellent ingredient for a Polenta both with corn and in the "Taragna Orobica" or Cunsada versions.

Wine pairings: Pinot Noir, Cabernet.

 

 

   

 

Weight 1,5 kg
Format

Pack of 250 g variable weight

Preparation time

Ingredients on the label

MILK 100% raw, salt, bovine rennet, selected ferments selected ferments
Inedible crust coated with: Inedible crust coated with: preservative E 235, color E 160B preservative E 235, color E 160B
Allergens: MILK

Allergens

Milk

Warnings

Inedible rind

Note

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Average nutritional values per 100 g

Val. energ. 1618.04 Kj / 100 g
Lipids tq 32.32 %
Lipids ss 53.50 %
Carbohydrates tq 0.94 %
Carbohydrates ss 1,55 %
Carbohydrates <0.5 g

Protein tq 24.00 %
Protein ss 39.59 %

Method of conservation

Store at a temperature of + 4 / + 6 ° C

Recommended combinations

To be enjoyed with red wine, dry, with fruity and floral aromas such as Cabernet Sauvignon

Shipment

Shipments of perishable products, which need to be stored at a controlled temperature, are made on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays. For orders placed from Thursday to Sunday, the shipment will take place in the following week, in order to avoid stocks on Saturday and Sunday and the consequent risk of alteration of the food.

region

Shelf Life

60 days

Latteria di Branzi

Branzi è sinonimo di buon formaggio, prende il nome di un piccolo paese incastonato nell’alta valbrembana.

We are just over 800 meters above sea level and here there are just over 800 inhabitants. The name Branzi seems to be derived from "Branchium" or arm due to its geographical position, it is in fact located at the confluence of the valleys of Carona and Valleve. The name of the cheese derives from its typology, i.e. from the type of cheese that was marketed in Branzi up until the 1800s: fatty Alpine cheeses. The Latteria di Branzi cooperative was established in 1953 and since then has continued with the same traditional techniques the production of cheeses typically from the Alps using only the milk of small producers in the Brembana and Imagna valleys. The milk comes from cows of an autochthonous Alpine breed: the Bruna Alpina. Gradually, the cooperative started out as a small reality and had the strength to develop and develop high-quality cheeses based on both the traditional production process and maturation. The Branzi Dairy is in fact a refiner of Strachitunt, an excellence from the Bergamo area, a producer of soft pastes and traditional Alpine cheeses such as Branzi made from raw milk made for those looking for a traditional quality product

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