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Aostino cheese

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Aostino cheese

Aostino is produced with skimmed cows' milk in the Aosta Valley in north-west Italy.

It is a table cheese, with a creamy texture and thin rind. Light yellow in colour, it has a buttery flavour with a bitter aftertaste.

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