Dolcetoma
Goat milk and cow cream cheese, with a dark gray, soft vegetable carbon rind.
The paste is soft, buttery, and melts instantly into an aromatic bouquet of melted butter and vegetal notes, with an unusual sweetness that balances the goat milk character without overpowering it.
Dolcetoma is recognizable by its dark gray, soft vegetable carbon rind, which encloses a soft, buttery paste with a delicate heart.
A brief acidification of the goat milk, combined with the addition of cow cream, creates an aromatic blend with an unusual sweetness: notes of melted butter meet a subtle vegetal component from the carbon.
A pleasant gustatory paradox — bold appearance, delicate heart — ideal for those wishing to explore carbon cheeses without overly intense profiles.
Milk
Goat, Cream
Format
Cylindrical · Ø 200 mm · h 50 mm · ~1,200 g
Aging
10 days
Serving
30 minutes beforehand at room temperature
Rind
Edible, washed with vegetable carbon, dark gray, soft
Storage
+4 / +8°C
Shelf Life
50 days
What the palate reveals
Beneath the dark gray rind lies a surprising paste: sweet and buttery upon opening, delicate in body, with a vegetal finish that slowly unfolds.
Sensory Profile
Aromas: On the nose, notes of melted butter and cream are accompanied by a subtle vegetal component from the carbon. The brief acidification of the goat milk creates an aromatic blend with an unusual sweetness.
On the palate: In the mouth, the paste is soft, buttery, and melts instantly: the sweetness balances the goat milk character without overpowering it, in a pleasant paradox between a bold appearance and a delicate heart.
Pairings
Wine
Alta Langa DOCG, Chardonnay, Roero Arneis
Honey
Wildflower, acacia
Fruit
Apples, pears
Jams
Bell peppers and honey
Beer
Amber ale
Bread
Toasted or multi-grain bread
Dried Fruit
Walnuts
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