The product
Piccolo Fiore di Bufala
Bloomy rind cheese made with Italian buffalo milk
- Sku:
- 30653P
- Country of origin:
- Italy, Veneto
- Type of Milk:
- Buffalo's milk
- Weight:
- 250 g
- Minimum order:
- 1 piece
- Description
- Small bloomy rind cheese produced with pasteurized buffalo milk
- Appearance
- The rind is thin and white in colour, due to the presence of moulds; the paste is soft, without eyes, slightly chalky in the fresher and creamier product in the mature one
- Taste
- Pleasant notes of milk, flowers and undergrowth
- Maturing
- At least 10 days
- Our selection
- Emanuela Perenzin runs the family dairy with great determination; the business has been in operation for over 120 years, and she has been involved in it since she was a small child. Today she is supported by her children, who represent the fifth generation of the Perenzin family: Matteo oversees production, whilst Erika manages the PER Bottega & Cheese Bar and the dairy shop
- Suggestions
- Excellent as the first cheese on a cheese board, but also for pasta dishes or on pizza
- Ingredients
- Buffalo MILK, salt, rennet, penicillium
- Allergens in ingredients
- Milk and products thereof
- Weight
- 250 g
- Packaging
- Packaged in polylaminate paper
- Storage Conditions (packaged products)
- Keep refrigerated at +2 °C/ +8 ° C
- Country of origin of the primary ingredient
- Italy
- Nutrition Declaration
-
Energy: 1247 kJ / 298 kcal
Fat: 28 g
of which saturates: 20,4 g
Carbohydrate: 0,2 g
of which sugars: 0,2 g
Protein: 12,6 g
Salt: 1,3 g
Typical value per 100 g
The producer
Latteria Perenzin - San Pietro di Feletto (TV) - Veneto
Selected because
Emanuela Perenzin represents the fourth generation of a family that has been making cheese since 1898.
The dairy was founded by Domenico Perenzin together with his sons - including Angelo, Emanuela's grandfather - in the village of Tarzo, a few
kilometres from the current premises, which were built in 1958 and renovated in 1997. The dairy became the 'Premiata Latteria Perenzi'' thanks to
grandfather Angelo, who was awarded a gold medal at the Salon des Arts Ménagers in Brussels way back in 1933.
Today, Emanuela runs the family business with determination and enthusiasm, having been involved in it from a very young age; she is now
supported by her children, who represent the fifth generation: Matteo oversees production, whilst Erika manages the PER Cheese Bar and the dairy
shop.
A business that for over 120 years has offered a glimpse into Venetian artisanal cheese-making, with a strong focus on experimentation and
innovation.