Budding Gourmet Cheese Blog

Here are the latest gourmet cheeses in store at Buddding Gourmet. Stop by and pick up the perfect additions for your gathering!

Friday, April 11, 2008

Cheese Selections April 11, 2008:

  • Affidelice - Soft French cow’s milk cheese; rind is washed in Chablis wine, satiny texture
  • Brie de Nangis - Soft French cow’s milk cheese; buttery, grassy and smooth
  • Camembert, Hudson Valley - Soft NY sheep and cow’s milk cheese; buttery smooth with a hint of mushroom flavor
  • Chabichou du Poitou - Semi-firm French goat’s milk cheese; dense, melts in your mouth, tangy finish
  • Cheddar, Quicke’s - Semi-firm English cow’s milk cheese; clothbound, spicy, caramelly flavor
  • Comte St. Antoine - Semi-firm French cow’s milk cheese; aged for 15 mos., rich, buttery with hints of pineapple & hazelnuts
  • Coulommiers - Soft French cow’s milk cheese; mushroomy flavor, brie like
  • Fleur de Maquis - Semi-soft French sheep’s milk cheese; covered in rosemary, fennel and juniper berries, mild flavor
  • Fourme d’Ambert - Soft French cow’s milk blue cheese; rich and creamy, earthy aroma, but mild flavor and slightly nutty
  • Gouda 4-year - Hard Dutch cow’s milk cheese; salty and sweet, crunchy and flaky, smooth
  • Grayson – Soft US cow’s milk cheese; washed rind, pungent savoriness, starts off tangy, fresh and sweet and finishes warm and smooth
  • Hoch Ybrig - Semi-firm Swiss Cow’s milk cheese; slightly granular and full flavored, washed in white wine brine
  • Humboldt Fog – Soft California goat’s milk cheese; moist, clean, lemony, a layer of vegetable ash through the middle
  • Monte Enebro - Soft Spanish goat’s milk cheese; creamy, lemony and slightly acidic, dense middle with intense flavor
  • Munster, Petit - Soft French cow’s milk cheese; rich tangy flavor, washed in beer
  • Nettle Meadow Crane Mountain - Soft NY goat’s milk cheese; bloomy white rind, feta-like when young, runny as it ages
  • Pecorino Tartufo - Hard Italian sheep’s milk cheese; nutty with shavings of black truffle
  • Piave - Hard Italian cow’s milk cheese; intense, full-bodied flavor similar to a Parmigiano Reggiano
  • Pierre Robert - Soft French cow’s milk cheese; decadent triple-crème, buttery, smooth and mild
  • Saint Marcellin - Soft French cow’s milk cheese; creamy texture, slight mushroom aroma
  • Tomme de Savoie - Semi-firm French cow’s milk cheese; nutty flavor with smooth paste that melts in your mouth
  • Cheese Fondue - Based on the signature recipe served at the NYC restaurant, blend of three mountain cheeses