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This traditional cheese from the Potenza area of Basilicata was selected by Giovanni Roncolato of Caseificio La Casara, among the hills of Roncà, beneath the ancient Calvarina volcano. Forenza is a small town in the province of Potenza, in the Basilicata region. This pecorino is very old and part of the cheesemaking history of this land. It is made with sheep’s milk and has a crumbly paste, a thick rind and a sweet, particularly well-balanced flavour with savoury and salty notes. Aromatic and refined on the palate, it is aged for 12 months.
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This traditional cheese from the Potenza area of Basilicata was selected by Giovanni Roncolato of Caseificio La Casara, among the hills of Roncà, beneath the ancient Calvarina volcano. Forenza is a small town in the province of Potenza, in the Basilicata region. This pecorino is very old and part of the cheesemaking history of this land. It is made with sheep’s milk and has a crumbly paste, a thick rind and a sweet, particularly well-balanced flavour with savoury and salty notes. Aromatic and refined on the palate, it is aged for 12 months.
