Workspace
Each area of the cheese dairy supports a specific step: receiving milk, preparing products, aging and getting them ready for sale.

Cheesemaking
The step-by-step transformation of sheep milk into cheeses, yogurt and fresh products.
Production space
The cheese dairy is the space where milk is received, prepared and turned into products ready to be aged, packaged or sold in the boutique.
It brings together the vats, tools, work areas and aging spaces needed for clean, consistent and artisanal production.
Each area of the cheese dairy supports a specific step: receiving milk, preparing products, aging and getting them ready for sale.
The vats, tools and work surfaces make it possible to transform sheep milk with consistency and care.
The aging spaces give cheeses the time and conditions they need to develop texture and character.
Process
Cheesemaking follows the sheep milk from vat work to products ready for the boutique.
Every step matters: preparation, aging, filling and packaging give the cheeses and yogurts their texture, freshness and consistency.
Milk is transformed in small batches to keep an artisanal approach and close follow-up on each product.
Some cheeses need time, while others are prepared to be enjoyed fresh. The cheese dairy manages both rhythms.
Filling, cutting and packaging make the products ready for the boutique, kiosk and orders.
In images
From the vat to aging, cheesemaking stays artisanal and closely followed. These moments show the real work behind the cheeses, yogurts and sheep milk preparations.

Sheep milk is handled in small batches, with close attention to texture, temperature and the pace of each recipe.

Each batch depends on precise gestures: cutting, stirring, draining and following the curd before shaping.

The cheeses develop character in a controlled space, where time, humidity and regular care shape the flavor.

Some preparations are finished by hand to offer fresh, generous products ready for the boutique.