Alpine Shepherd

This is Yerba Santa's signature aged cheese. The raw goat milk curds are tied in nylon bags and air dried for up to 14 months. During the aging process, the rustic cheese becomes earthy and hard, with a grana-style texture. Its unique flavor profile is robust with hints of butterscotch undertones on the finish. more

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