The cheese is made using a 'washed-curd' method which dilutes the acidity to achieve a gentle, mellow flavour. During the make, some of the whey is removed and replaced with water. This results in a less acidic cheese which is milder in flavour than a traditional brie or camembert. By removing some of the lactic acid, the breakdown is slower, which also helps to create a slightly firmer texture with more bite. Its distinctive yellow colour is due to the natural carotene in the unpasteurised Guernsey milk which comes from a single herd of pedigree Guernsey cows.
The injection technique allows for an initial distinction between the flavours of the cheese and the Piment d’Espelette, which then meld into a harmonious blend that pleasantly envelops the palate...
This combination creates a delightful balance between the rich, melty qualities of Raclette and the invigorating spice of chili, making it a versatile choice for those who enjoy a bit of heat. When...
It is exclusively made with raw cow’s milk from the Abondance, Montbéliarde and Tarentaise breeds. The cows are fed on 100% local hay in the winter and in summer, graze on pastures where they make...
Lactic towards the centre, the paste becomes more intense and piquant towards the rind, not unlike a blue. Flavours in the younger Monte Enebro are mild, bright, and tangy, with distinct citrus...
