Country of Origin | France |
Region | Rhône-Alpes, Savoie |
AOC | 1968 |
Age | 5 to 18 months |
Classification | Firm |
Milk | Raw unpasteurized cow’s milk |
Fat content | 34% |
Weight and shape | 20 to 70 kg (44 lb to 154 lb 3 oz), Round |
Size | Diameter 35 to 75 cm; Height 11 to 16 cm |
Aroma | Aromatic, pungent |
Taste | Rich, sweet, complex with hints of meadow flowers |
Pairing | Pinot Noir, Walnuts, Champagne, Chardonnay, Riesling |
Texture | Creamy and Smooth |
Color | Pale-yellow, pale-gold |
Beaufort is the perfect example of how man can work alongside Mother Nature in a harsh and rugged terrain to adapt to the rhythm and demands of the seasons.
It is protected by AOC in 1968 resulting in strict control of each stage of the cheese production.
Furthermore, the cheese must be made of Tarine or Abondance breeds of cow and can only be produced in an area covering around 450,000 hectares or around 1112 acres in the Rhône-Alpes Beaufortain, Tarentaise, Maurienne valleys, as well as parts of the Val d’Arly valley.
Beaufort Tasting Notes
Young Beaufort is a firm cheese that melts in the mouth perfectly. It also has a rich, sweet and complex flavor that satisfies the palate. Many people love Beaufort due to its well-balanced flavor.
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