Produced since 1979 by Willems family in County Cork, Coolea is a Gouda-style cheese made with cow's milk. Underneath its waxy outer layer, the cheese hides a firm, crumbly, and dense texture. When young, Coolea is buttery and mild in flavor, and as it ages (up to 18 months), it develops flavors that are sweet and caramel-like, with the protein crystals fully visible.
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