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Pimentón, a smoked red paprika, is worked into the rind of some young Ibores cheeses, giving them a vibrant color and hint of piquantness. The raw milk that goes into Ibores comes from two hearty breeds of Spanish goats, the Retinta Extremeña and Verata, and the flavor is definitively goaty with a hint of smokiness and nutty sharpness. The texture is semi-soft, almost creamy. A very nice Spanish goat's cheese.

Name: Ibores or Queso de los Ibores
Type of Milk: goat's, unpasteurized
Type: semi-soft
Produced in: Spain, Extremadura
Date Purchased: 12/27/2006
Date Eaten: 12/31/2006
Purchased Where: United States, North Carolina, Chapel Hill, A Southern Season
Price: $15.99/lb.

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