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Chillón Cheese Museum

A walk through the history of cheese
“Live the cheese culture. Discover the Chillón universe.” Chillón Family since 1890.

Family, flavor and tradition

The museum discourse consists of two deeply linked aspects. For this reason, on the itinerary, the visitor will be able to learn about the cheese-making processes, originally focused on the three main stages of the product: since it “is” milk, passing through the subsequent transformation into curd and the natural cheese-making.

And also, at different points in the show, you can learn about the Chillón family history from their origins as cheesemakers at the end of the 19th century to the present day.

A chronological walk through the intimacy of this family of entrepreneurs and their star product, cheese.

Groups of more than 10 people will be able to enjoy a guided tour of the museum’s facilities, contemplate a recreation of a day of bygone times in images and end with a tasting of all our cheeses.

And if you are not going in a group, enjoy with your family, friends or partner an intimate gastronomic-cultural experience. Free visit to the museum, video of a working day from the last century and tasting of different varieties of cheese.

Did you know...

Until well into the twentieth century, there was still a certain type of barter. The cheese, the ham and, the most curious thing ... the pork bacon !!! they were interchangeable by weight. On one scale, the manufacturer put his cheese and on the other, the buyer put the same amount of ham or bacon

Cultural, gastronomic and sensory tourism at the Chillón Cheese Museum

Tour the museum, enjoy the tasting room and buy Chillón products. A complete and complementary experience to the visit through the very noble, very loyal and very old City of Toro.

Leche

The first part of the tour shows the role that milk plays in the cheese-making process. Also, the origin of this and the relationship between the farmer and the cheesemaker who buys the product. Various objects and photographs illustrate these relationships.

Containers

The first part of the tour shows the role that milk plays in the cheese-making process. Also, the origin of this and the relationship between the farmer and the cheesemaker who buys the product. Various objects and photographs illustrate these relationships.

Molds

The museum collects a wide variety of molds with which the Chillóns have made cheese over the past 125 years. From the traditional esparto girdles, some of which are even patched, through tin cans that were adapted for the manufacture of cheese, to the different metal molds and the current micro-perforated ones.

Audiovisual

The tour illustrates the visitor with a wide selection of images that help to understand the manufacturing process and the care with which the Chillón family treats its final product. Images and sound that will make the visitor's imagination fly.
Chillón Cheese Museum

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"A fun and educational tour for the whole family, where you can also taste 8 types of sheep's cheese and D.O. Bull.
For groups of more than 20 people consult by phone."

Carretera Tordesillas, Km. 11 Polígono Industrial - Parcela 1 49800 - Toro (Zamora)
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