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LE DUC GRAND VACHERIN 1KG WILL STUDD SELECTED Origin: Haute-Savoie Classification: Artisan Milk Type: Cow’s Milk Cheese Type: Washed Rind Form: 1kg Wheel Rennet: Animal Code: 706104 Barcode: None Drink With: Pinot Noir, Aged Riesling Enjoy With: Light and Crusty Bread, Rye Bread, Fruit and Nut Bread, Dried Fruit, Pears, Charcuterie Deliciously soft and fragrant, spruce-bark bound cheeses have been enjoyed as a winter treat in the mountains that border France and Switzerland since the Middle Ages. Traditionally, these cheeses were produced when the cows returned from grazing on high-altitude pastures, where their rich milk was used to make huge wheels of cheese throughout summer. The smaller, spruce-bound cheeses offered a practical way of using the limited amount of milk available during the winter months. Vacherin Le Duc is hand-made in limited quantities using similar techniques but, unlike its older cousins, it is made throughout the year. The cheese has a rich creamy flavour and soft texture when young. If left to ripen in the box, the smooth pinkish rind starts to bloom and ripple, and the inside softens to a delectable, oozing, melt-in-mouth texture with a fragrant hint of the forest. Serve ripe with a spoon at room temperature or heat in the box in the oven. Either way, make sure to scrape and eat the cheese closest to the spruce bark strip – it’s the best part! To Bake 1. Preheat oven to 180 °C/400 °F 2. Remove wax paper. 3. Place top lid on base of the box and wrap the base tightly in foil. 4. Bake for 25- 30 minutes until golden. 5. Serve with baked potatoes, garlic croutons, cornichons and cured meats and a traditional white wine from the region, such as Roussette de Savoie or Cotes-du-Jura to accompany. VIC + SA + TAS: [email protected] .

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