Cheese Making Collection
"Discover the Art and Tradition of Cheese Making
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"Discover the Art and Tradition of Cheese Making: From Wood Shelves to Cellars" Step into the world as we explore the fascinating process behind creating some of the most delectable cheeses. In Valtellina, Sondrio province, witness the meticulous seasoning of Bitto and Casera cheese wheels on rustic wood shelves. The combination of age-old techniques and natural elements infuses these cheeses with unparalleled flavor. Travel to Gruyeres, Fribourg in Switzerland, where Gruyere cheese matures gracefully in cellars at La Maison du Gruyere. Immerse yourself in a sensory journey as you breathe in the earthy aroma that fills these underground chambers. Each wheel is carefully nurtured until it reaches its peak perfection, ready to be savored by cheese enthusiasts around the world. Delve into history with Walter Praefke's Cheese Draining Board from 1935/1942. This innovative creation revolutionized cheese production by providing an efficient way to drain excess liquid from curds during their transformation into delightful dairy delights. Experience a glimpse into Regency England's bustling trades as we uncover not only cheese making but also check manufacture and cotton printing industries. These skilled artisans played a vital role in shaping society through their craftsmanship and dedication. Take a step back further in time with Leandro Bassano's May painting from late 16th or early 17th century series "The Seasons. " Witness rural life unfold as cowherds/shepherds tend to their livestock amidst picturesque Swiss landscapes - perhaps destined for future cheesemaking endeavors. Journey across continents to Ash House near Nantwich, where J. D Goodwin cheesemakers continue a long-standing tradition passed down through generations. Their commitment to quality shines through each batch produced at this charming countryside location. Join us on this captivating exploration of all things cheesy - from traditional methods rooted in history to modern innovations shaping the future of cheese making.