Blue Stilton® RESERVE cheese (wedge)

Blue Stilton® RESERVE cheese (wedge)

Blue Stilton® RESERVE cheese (wedge)

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Reino Unido

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Weight: Cuña 200-230gr.

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The artisan cheese RESERVA Blue Stilton® is one of the most iconic blue cheeses with protected designation of origin from the United Kingdom.

This cheese is made from pasteurized cow's milk and undergoes traditional aging, usually between 9 and 12 weeks.

Handcrafted and traditionally aged, each piece offers a crumbly yet luxuriously creamy texture, with a striking blue veining.

The flavor of RESERVA Blue Stilton® is intense and complex, balancing salty depth with acidic and earthy notes, and a rounded, smooth finish.

Ideal for cheese boards, tastings, and gourmet pairings.

As for pairing: robust red wines, Port, and it can be accompanied by sweet items such as figs, chutneys, etc.

Interesting Facts about Blue Stilton® cheese

  • It is only produced in three counties.

Only three English counties can produce authentic Stilton with PDO: Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire, and Leicestershire. Even the village of Stilton cannot produce it today, despite giving it its name.

  • It is never pressed

Unlike many hard or semi-hard cheeses, Stilton is never pressed. This allows small internal cavities to form where the blue veins will later grow.

  • The blue mold is not added at the end

The Penicillium roqueforti is mixed directly with the curd from the beginning. However, it does not appear until the cheese is pierced during aging, as it needs oxygen to develop.

  • Each wheel is turned by hand

During aging, the wheels are manually turned several times a week to ensure even development.

  • It has its own "cellar aroma"

The chambers where artisan Stilton ages often have decades of history, and the environment—humidity, temperature, and present microorganisms—affects the final flavor. This is part of what is called cheese terroir.

  • It was a luxury cheese in the 18th century

In Georgian England, Stilton was so prized that it was served in exclusive clubs in London and sent in special carriages. It was a symbol of status.

Animal origin: Cow

Aging time: Young

Type of milk: Pasteurized

  • Ingredients:
    • Pasteurized cow and goat milk.
    • Milk cultures.
    • Rennet.
    • Penicilium roqueforti.
    • Salt.
  • Allergens: Lactose.
  • Aging:Approximately 9 to 12 weeks.
  • Nutritional Information (per 100 grams):
    • Calories: 110 Kcal.
    • Calcium: 89.9 mg.
    • Protein: 7 g.
    • Carbohydrates: 2 g, of which sugars 1 g.
    • Fat: 10 g, of which saturated 6 g.
    • Fiber: 1 g.
    • Salt: 220 mg.
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Weight: Cuña 200-230gr.

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7.00% off

The artisan cheese RESERVA Blue Stilton® is one of the most iconic blue cheeses with protected designation of origin from the United Kingdom.

This cheese is made from pasteurized cow's milk and undergoes traditional aging, usually between 9 and 12 weeks.

Handcrafted and traditionally aged, each piece offers a crumbly yet luxuriously creamy texture, with a striking blue veining.

The flavor of RESERVA Blue Stilton® is intense and complex, balancing salty depth with acidic and earthy notes, and a rounded, smooth finish.

Ideal for cheese boards, tastings, and gourmet pairings.

As for pairing: robust red wines, Port, and it can be accompanied by sweet items such as figs, chutneys, etc.

Interesting Facts about Blue Stilton® cheese

  • It is only produced in three counties.

Only three English counties can produce authentic Stilton with PDO: Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire, and Leicestershire. Even the village of Stilton cannot produce it today, despite giving it its name.

  • It is never pressed

Unlike many hard or semi-hard cheeses, Stilton is never pressed. This allows small internal cavities to form where the blue veins will later grow.

  • The blue mold is not added at the end

The Penicillium roqueforti is mixed directly with the curd from the beginning. However, it does not appear until the cheese is pierced during aging, as it needs oxygen to develop.

  • Each wheel is turned by hand

During aging, the wheels are manually turned several times a week to ensure even development.

  • It has its own "cellar aroma"

The chambers where artisan Stilton ages often have decades of history, and the environment—humidity, temperature, and present microorganisms—affects the final flavor. This is part of what is called cheese terroir.

  • It was a luxury cheese in the 18th century

In Georgian England, Stilton was so prized that it was served in exclusive clubs in London and sent in special carriages. It was a symbol of status.

Animal origin: Cow

Aging time: Young

Type of milk: Pasteurized

  • Ingredients:
    • Pasteurized cow and goat milk.
    • Milk cultures.
    • Rennet.
    • Penicilium roqueforti.
    • Salt.
  • Allergens: Lactose.
  • Aging:Approximately 9 to 12 weeks.
  • Nutritional Information (per 100 grams):
    • Calories: 110 Kcal.
    • Calcium: 89.9 mg.
    • Protein: 7 g.
    • Carbohydrates: 2 g, of which sugars 1 g.
    • Fat: 10 g, of which saturated 6 g.
    • Fiber: 1 g.
    • Salt: 220 mg.
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