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Cheese and Dairy Produce Results Catalogue 2012 Cheese and Dairy Produce Results Catalogue 2012 Councillor in Charge Mr A G Adnam Mr P S Harpham, Dr W R Ryan, Mr T M Carew, Mrs S J Hennessey, Mr D McInnes Honorary Council Stewards Mr F Slatter OAM, Mrs B Slatter, Mr M Liekefett, Ms A Alexander, Mrs K Thomas Stewards Bruce Humphrey-Smith, Paul Wilson Chief Judge Mr Russell Smith, ACT Judges Colin Cunningham QLD, Gina Graham SA, Merv MacDonald QLD, Sonia Cousins NSW, Gerry Andersen NSW, Steve Rice SA Associate Judges Jeremy Ryland QLD, Suzi O’Dell VIC RNA Showgrounds, Gregory Terrace, Bowen Hills, Brisbane B C Christou, Chief Executive Phone: 07 3253 3900 www.royalqueenslandshow.com.au Fax: 07 3253 3988 AWARDS GOLD 18.0 points or over SILVER 16 points but not more than 17.9 points BRONZE 15 points but not more than 15.9 points Category Class No Butter .......................................................................... 3 Cheese ....................................................................... 3 – 8 Desserts ..................................................................... 8 – 10 Milk and Cream ........................................................... 10 – 13 Buffalo, Goat or Sheep Milk Products .......................... 13 – 14 Champion Queensland Cheese or Dairy Product ......... 14 Grand Champion Dairy Product of Show ..................... 14 SPONSORED BY The RNA wishes to thank the following sponsors who have contributed towards prize money, prizes or conduct of the CHEESE and DAIRY PRODUCE Section www.dairyaustralia.com.au Department of Employment, Economic Development and Innovation www.deedi.qld.gov.au University of Queensland, School of Agriculture and Food Science www.uq.edu.au/agriculture Woolworths – the fresh food people www.woolworths.com.au Culinart www.culinart.com.au fino food + wine www.finofoodandwine.com.au Maleny Dairy www.malenydairies.com Palatable Partners www.palatablepartners.com QLD Branch of the Dairy Goat Society of Australia Inc www.dairygoatsqld.org.au RNA Entries www.rna.org.au/rqfws Sizzler www.sizzler.com.au Award Cat. Exhibit Exhibitor Commercial NameVintage Points No. ID BUTTER BUTTER CLASS 1 Retail Pack Butter/Butter Blend Gold 1 211002 Bega Cheese Limited Bega Butter 18.0 Judges Comments: Small class. Good commercial butter. CHEESE CHEESE CLASS 2 Cheddar Gold 2 211003 Bega Cheese Limited Bega Mild 18.5 Gold 20 210661 Lion Dairy & Drinks Cracker Barrel Special Reserve 18.0 Warrnambool Silver 3211006 Bega Cheese Limited Coles Mild 17.0 Silver 4210660 Lion Dairy & Drinks Coon Light and Tasty Cheddar 17.0 Warrnambool Silver 11 211119 Warrnambool Cheese and Warrnambool Matured Cheddar 17.0 Butter Factory Silver 16 211118 Warrnambool Cheese and Warrnambool Vintage Cheddar 17.0 Butter Factory Silver 5211009 Bega Cheese Limited Westacre Tasty 16.5 Silver 13211008 Bega Cheese Limited Coles Vintage 16.5 Silver 14211097 Kenilworth Country Foods Pty Vintage 16.0 Ltd Silver 17211010 Bega Cheese Limited Westacre Vintage 16.0 Silver 19 211183 Ashgrove Cheese Pty Ltd Rubicon Red 16.0 Silver 21211005 Bega Cheese Limited Bega Strong & Bitey 16.0 Bronze 6211004 Bega Cheese Limited Bega Tasty 15.0 7210659 Lion Dairy & Drinks Coon Tasty Ceddar 14.5 Warrnambool 8211007 Bega Cheese Limited Coles Tasty 14.0 12 211179 Ashgrove Cheese Pty Ltd Cloth Mature Cheddar 14.0 18 211182 Ashgrove Cheese Pty Ltd Vintage Cheddar 13.0 9210914 Brancourt Distributors Pty LtdBrancourts Cheddar 2kg 12.0 10211098 Kenilworth Country Foods Pty Kenilworth Matured 11.5 Ltd 22 211304 Woodside Cheese Wrights Zef - Cheddar 11.5 15210651 Elgaar Farm Elgaar Organic Vintage Cheddar 11.0 Judges Comments: Some good large scale manufactured products. The traditional hand made cheeses were disappointing. A reasonable class overall. CHEESE CLASS 3 Grated or Shredded Cheese Silver 24 211125 Warrnambool Cheese and Warrnambool Shredded Cheddar 17.0 Butter Factory Silver 23 211126 Warrnambool Cheese and Warrnambool Shredded Pizza 16.8 Butter Factory CHEESE CLASS 4 Fetta Cheese - Traditional Silver 25 210796 Lion Dairy & Drinks Kings South Cape Greek Style Fetta 16.0 Meadows Bronze 26 211184 Fresco Cheese Co Pty Ltd Fetta 15.5 Bronze 31 211095 Kenilworth Country Foods Pty Fetta 15.0 Ltd 32210915 Brancourt Distributors Pty LtdBrancourts Full Cream Fetta 14.0 33211001 Locheilan Farmhouse CheeseLocheilan Fetta 14.0 34 210759 The Riverina Dairy The Riverina Dairy - Fetta Light 14.0 30 210758 The Riverina Dairy The Riverina Dairy - Fetta 13.5 35210916 Brancourt Distributors Pty LtdBrancourts Reduced Fat Fetta 13.0 28210865 Maleny Cheese Maleny Fetta 11.0 3 Award Cat. Exhibit Exhibitor Commercial NameVintage Points No. ID Not 27210928 Brancourt Distributors Pty Ltd Southern Cross Full Cream Fetta Presented Not 29211326 Mungalli Creek Dairy Pty Ltd Mungalli Creek Dairy Fetta Biodynamic Presented Cheese Judges Comments: All entries too salty, with very little background flavour in the underlying cheese. Many textures too dry - with little structure. A disappointing class. CHEESE CLASS 5 Fetta Cheese - Other Than Non Traditional Silver 36 210797 Lion Dairy & Drinks Kings South Cape Tasmanian Danish Style Fetta 16.5 Meadows Disqualified 37 210921 Brancourt Distributors Pty Ltd Brancourts Danish Fetta CHEESE CLASS 6 Club Cheese Gold 40 210807 Lion Dairy & Drinks South Cape Tilba Trilogy 2kg - Summer 18.0 Campbellfield Herb, Sundried Tomato, Vintage Gold 43 211094 Kenilworth Country Foods Pty Sweet Chilli, Sour Cream and Bell Peppers 18.0 Ltd Club Cheese Gold 47 210804 Lion Dairy & Drinks South Cape Trilogy - Onion & Chives, 18.0 Campbellfield Smoked, Vintage Silver 50 211093 Kenilworth Country Foods Pty Pickled Onion and Chives Club Cheese 17.5 Ltd Silver 39 211124 Warrnambool Cheese and Warrnambool Cracked Pepper Cheddar 16.5 Butter Factory Silver 48 211121 Warrnambool Cheese and Warrnambool Herbs 'n' Spice Cheddar 16.5 Butter Factory Bronze 41211092 Kenilworth Country Foods Pty Garlic and Cracked Pepper Club Cheese 15.5 Ltd Bronze 42210808 Lion Dairy & Drinks South Cape Tilba Vintage 15.5 Campbellfield Bronze 49210805 Lion Dairy & Drinks South Cape Trilogy - Olive Tapenade, Bell 15.0 Campbellfield Pepper, Vintage 38210866 Maleny Cheese Maleny Cheese Tuscan Cheddar 14.5 45210803 Lion Dairy & Drinks South Cape Trilogy - Summer Herb, 14.5 Campbellfield Sundried Tomato, Vintage 46 211122 Warrnambool Cheese and Warrnambool Garlic 'n' Pepper Cheddar 14.5 Butter Factory 51 211120 Warrnambool Cheese and Warrnambool Chilli Cheddar 14.5 Butter Factory 44 211123 Warrnambool Cheese and Warrnambool Tomato 'n' Chive Cheddar 14.0 Butter Factory Judges Comments: The highest scoring cheeses were those that had flavours true to the description - others were either unbalanced or not true to the label. CHEESE CLASS 7 Stretched Curd Cheese Gold 63211269 Montefiore Cheese Aust P/LMozzarella 18.5 Gold 65211272 Montefiore Cheese Aust P/LOvoline 18.0 Gold 68 210760 The Riverina Dairy The Riverina Dairy - Haloumi 18.0 Silver 52211370 Paesanella Cheese Bocconcini 1Kg 17.5 Manufacturers Silver 55211270 Montefiore Cheese Aust P/LBocconcini 17.0 Silver 58211271 Montefiore Cheese Aust P/LFiordi Latte 16.5 Silver 67211186 Fresco Cheese Co Pty LtdHaloumi 16.5 Silver 59211372 Paesanella Cheese Fresh Fiore Di Latte 900g 16.0 Manufacturers Silver 66210917 Brancourt Distributors Pty LtdBrancourts Haloumy 16.0 Bronze 54211187 Fresco Cheese Co Pty LtdBocconcini 15.5 53 211221 The Fresh Cheese Company Mamma Lucia - Bocconcini 14.5 56 211374 Paesanella Cheese Burrata 200g 14.5 Manufacturers 4 Award Cat. Exhibit Exhibitor Commercial NameVintage Points No. ID 57 211371 Paesanella Cheese Fresh Fiore Di Latte 500g 14.0 Manufacturers 60 211222 The Fresh Cheese Company Puglia Cheese - Fiordi Latte 14.0 64 211185 Fresco Cheese Co Pty Ltd Mozzarella 13.0 Withdrawn 62 211193 Eukey Highland Cheese Eukey Highland Cheese Judges Comments: Three very good exhibits, but other entries overall disappointing. Generally lacking in sweet milk flavours that are expected in this class. CHEESE CLASS 8 Soft Unripened Cheese Gold 81 211376 Paesanella Cheese Dry Ricotta 1Kg 19.0 Manufacturers Gold 69 210918 Brancourt Distributors Pty Ltd Brancourts Neufchatel 18.0 Silver 74 211274 Montefiore Cheese Aust P/L Mascarpone 17.0 Silver 85 211373 Paesanella Cheese Pure Milk Fresh Ricotta 1Kg 17.0 Manufacturers Silver 61 211375 Paesanella Cheese Fresco 500g 16.5 Manufacturers Silver 71 211377 Paesanella Cheese Mascarpone 1Kg 16.5 Manufacturers Silver 80 211273 Montefiore Cheese Aust P/L Ricotta 16.5 Silver 83 211224 The Fresh Cheese Company Puglia Cheese - Ricotta 16.5 Silver 72 211223 The Fresh Cheese Company Mamma Lucia - Mascarpone 16.0 Silver 76 210926 Brancourt Distributors Pty Ltd Brancourts Reduced Fat Ricotta 16.0 Silver 371 211190 Fresco Cheese Co Pty Ltd Baked Ricotta 16.0 70 210919 Brancourt Distributors Pty Ltd Brancourts Farm Cheese 14.5 73 211189 Fresco Cheese Co Pty Ltd Mascarpone 14.5 77 210762 The Riverina Dairy The Riverina Dairy - Ricotta 14.5 82210925 Brancourt Distributors Pty LtdBrancourts Full Cream Ricotta 14.5 84 210761 The Riverina Dairy The Riverina Dairy - Premium Ricotta 14.5 88211328 Mungalli Creek Dairy Pty LtdMisty Mountain Farms Quark Cheese 14.5 78211188 Fresco Cheese Co Pty LtdRicotta 13.5 370210884 Barambah Organics Barambah Organics - Quark 11.5 86210657 Elgaar Farm Elgaar Organic Quark 11.0 Withdrawn 75211192 Eukey Highland Cheese Eukey Highland Cheese Not 79210927 Brancourt Distributors Pty Ltd Southern Cross Full Cream Ricotta Presented Judges Comments: Two outstanding products. Some ricotta's were disappointing. Mascarpone
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