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Vincent cheese

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Vincent cheese

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Origin

  • Vincent is a Dutch Gouda-type cheese named after the painter Vincent van Gogh which is produced by Friesland Campina.

Cheese group

  • Semi-hard.

Milk type

Aroma and taste

  • Well balanced, slightly tangy, caramel, and honey-like flavour.

Strength and texture

  • Matured for 5 months. Slightly crumbly texture.

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