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Évora Cheese


These "little cheese" have been winning notoriety for its original slightly flavour and a bit acidulous, being its worthy fame established during the most recent decades.
With a yellow colour that gets darker in contact with air the Evora is a cured cheese and comes hard (with a stronger flavour), or half-hard with smooth ring or a little wrinkled. The cut reveals a soft yellow paste, closed and well joint.
Kept in the "Linen Rooms" in a cool, moist environment, it will remain there from one month (half-hard paste) to three months (hard paste) until the right degree of traditional Alentejo’s cheese, the Evora cheese - DOP, has its production restricted to seventeen subdivions of district in the heart of Alentejo, it’s already part of the tradition surrounding Evora, a town with distinguished traditions and century-old fairs and markets.

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