No, I haven't found Serra da Estrela locally, but I did find a washed rind, extremely soft, stinky cheese that went well with a glass of Tuke Holdsworth Personal Reserve, at my local big grocery store no less. I considered taking a photo, but this page seems to have it covered:
http://cheeseandchampagne.com/2009/01/1 ... sper-hill/
Not sheep's milk, but cow. But hey, it's washed with a lambic style beer and wrapped with a strip of birch. I'll have to try it with some special beer as well.
-Eric
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Re: Interesting cheese find
Hello Eric,
in my opinion you MUST
try a VP from 2000 or 03 with a wonderfull "Serra da Estrela" cheese it´s a amazing 
combination.
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Re: Interesting cheese find
Google for Queijo da Serra