Castelmagno

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Castelmagno is a historic Italian blue-veined cow’s milk cheese from the Alpine valleys of Piedmont, prized for its crumbly texture and complex, tangy flavor.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Italian cheese
PDO cheese
cheese
agingRequirement at least 60 days
alsoContainsMilkOf goat
sheep
aroma intense
bestPairing full-bodied red wines
structured white wines
coagulationType rennet coagulated
countryOfOrigin Italy
culinaryUse polenta
risotto
sauces for pasta
curdTechnology semi-cooked curd
firstDocumented 13th century
flavorProfile nutty
savory
slightly spicy
tangy
historicalUse payment of rents and taxes
madeFromMilkOf cow
milkTreatment raw milk
notableValleys Val Grana GENERATED
originCentury 12th century
originCountrySubdivision province of Cuneo NERFINISHED
pasteColor ivory
straw yellow
PDOMunicipalities Castelmagno NERFINISHED
Monterosso Grana NERFINISHED
Pradleves NERFINISHED
PDORegion province of Cuneo NERFINISHED
PDOStatusGrantedBy European Union NERFINISHED
PDOStatusYear 1996
protectedDesignationOfOrigin yes
regionOfOrigin Piedmont NERFINISHED
rindAppearance often moldy
wrinkled
rindType natural rind
servingSuggestion grating cheese
table cheese
shape cylindrical wheel
texture compact
crumbly
slightly grainy
traditionalRegion Alpine valleys of Piedmont NERFINISHED
typicalAgingRange 2 to 5 months
typicalMilkType partially skimmed cow’s milk GENERATED
typicalWeight 2 to 7 kilograms
veining blue-green veins

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Piedmont region of Italy hasTraditionalCheese Castelmagno
subject surface form: Piedmont