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05/09/2006 3:14 AM  
reminds me of my "how to make cheese from human milk" thread on wine spectator a year or three ago.
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05/09/2006 10:41 PM  
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reminds me of my "how to make cheese from human milk" thread on wine spectator a year or three ago.




I remember that thread. I still reckon drinking cranberry juice will create Red Leicester.
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05/12/2006 5:45 PM  
stiltonperfume ??
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05/15/2006 3:49 PM  
Drunken Goat.
Benning's goat cheese gouda.
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05/20/2006 2:21 AM  
Gruyere baby! One of my favorites...
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06/02/2006 12:18 AM  
schwarz & weiss harmony blue(triple)
cambozola(triple)
sweet grass dairy georgia pecan chevre goat
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06/02/2006 5:52 PM  
Latest find:St. George This cheese wrapped in some thin sliced imported Prosciutto with a good Sauv Blanc, and your in heaven.

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06/08/2006 8:59 PM  
Mezzo Secco by Vella Cheese Co. in Sonoma.

WOW! I love the pepper!

A semi-firm cow's cheese; (slightly creamy) with a slightly sharp interior. But the exterior (a black pepper coating was used to dry the cheese) has an almost sweet black-pepper bite that is a tingly contrast to the interior.

I would recommend if you buy some of this stuff to be sure you get a cut with as much of the exterior cover on it as possible.

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I also had an Aged Prima Donna (Holland) and a Young Pleasant Ridge Reserve. I didn't enjoy either one as much as the Mezzo Seco. The Pleasant Ridge was interesting because it is milk from a single herd of Wisconsin cows so the grass from a particular pasture (do they call it "terrior" in the cheese biz?) supossidly makes it unique. I'll get these notes posted later.
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06/08/2006 10:59 PM  
yancey's fancy jalapeno & cayenne new york chedder.
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06/18/2006 1:36 AM  
from bedford cheese shop in williamsburg:

robiola, 2 latti
jura montagne, beeler
gorgonzola cremificato
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06/18/2006 3:11 AM  
TBird, we need to do a wine and cheese night.
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06/18/2006 4:25 AM  
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TBird, we need to do a wine and cheese night.




anytime, my friend.

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06/18/2006 9:14 PM  
Can I come? Huh? Please? Pretty please?
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06/18/2006 9:39 PM  
One can only hope!
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06/19/2006 12:49 AM  
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Can I come? Huh? Please? Pretty please?




YES!
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06/20/2006 12:03 AM  
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robiola, 2 latti





holy cheese god batman, that was delicious!
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06/20/2006 5:46 PM  
tonight is chedder night atbierkraft :

Shelburne Farms Three-Year Cheddar
Old Quebec Eight-Year Vintage Cheddar
Fiscalini Bandaged Cheddar
Keen’s Cheddar
Carr Valley Ten-Year Cheddar

paired with:

Bitburger
Heinnieweisse
Dale’s Pale Ale
Pork Slap
Old Chub

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06/20/2006 8:20 PM  
T-bird what did you think of the Quebec cheddar? I had some recently and thought it was out of this world.
Over the weekend I had some
Jasper Hills Farm Constant Bliss.
Grafton Notch 5 year old Cheddar.

"It's better to have your enemies inside the tent pissing out, then outside the tent pissing in." -- Lyndon Johnson
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06/20/2006 8:24 PM  
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T-bird what did you think of the Quebec cheddar? I had some recently and thought it was out of this world.





i haven't had it yet! tonight at 7. i cannot wait(cheese is ROCKIN' my world lately)...
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06/20/2006 8:30 PM  
Nice. Shelburne Farms makes some great stuff as well. I used to live down the road from the creamery. Have fun.

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