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Toma di Gressoney is an unpasteurised cows’ [[milk]] [[cheese]] from Gressoney Saint-Jean and Gressoney La Trinité.  Because the area is at a high altitude (2,200 metres or above), it is only produced only in the summer months.&lt;br /&gt;
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The [[cheese]] is a typical Alpine ‘toma’ made with evening [[milk]] with a smooth, slightly oily, grey to reddish-brown rind.  It has a pale yellow interior and is round in shape.  Its height can vary from 5-12 cm and the diameter is from 20-20 cm.  It weighs between 3 and 5 kg.&lt;br /&gt;
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Nowadays Toma di Gressoney tends be sold fresh for convenience, but there is an attempt to encourage producers to allow the [[cheese]] to mature, as was the tradition.  If it is aged for 3 months, it has an aroma of moss and [[mushrooms]] and a flavour of [[pepper]] and [[vanilla]], with a [[Parmesan]] aftertaste.  However, the ideal maturation period is about 18 months.&lt;br /&gt;
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