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Woerle's Wiesengrun cheese

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Woerle's Wiesengrun cheese

Contents

Origin

  • Woerle’s Wiesengrün originates from the Heumilch region in the province of Salzburg

Cheese group

  • Semi-hard

Milk type

Aroma and taste

  • Fresh

Strength and texture

  • Mild in strength and matured for 6 weeks. Firm, smooth texture with holes and a fine, dry rind with paraffin wax coating.

Shape, weight and size

  • Cylindrical shape weighing about 800g. Also pieces sold in weights of 200g and 400g

Description

The addition of day-fresh buttermilk makes this cheese particularly tasty. It is produced from silage-free milk on the strict basis of Woerle's Purity Requirements from 1889. It has a storage life of 56 days.

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