Cheese forecast (cheeses are raw unless otherwise stated):
Baudolino: (sold out till summer) Earthy, gooey, everything you're dreaming of. Amazing with any fruit!
Baudolino in Pinot Noir Wine Must: (sold out) An ancient Italian method brought into our locavore circle.
Cowsley: Our newest creation is a fresh, bright, and sunny lactic cheese called Cowsley because it's all about the cows. These small rounds have a lovely tang, just perfect in salads, soups, and omelletes! 100% grass-fed, vat pasteurized.
Drumm: (sold out till June 2026) Winner of Super Gold in the 2025 World Cheese Awards! Bright as a sunny day, light in the center, yielding on the edge. Dreamy no matter how you pair it!
Endgame: (sold out till next winter) Beautifully stinky, dig in! Grana: A blend of our firmer cheeses, grated for convenience. Use as you would a Reggiano, but a bit moister, with a lovely intense flavor that's perfect on pasta and salads!
Jean-Louis: (sold out till summer) Bold, bright, complex, runny, and strong! Always delightful on a cheese board, or sprinkled in soups, salads, or tarts.
We also continue to carry the following cheeses made by our Amish colleagues in Lancaster, PA:
Cave-Aged Cheddar: a truly exceptional cheddar, sweet, mellow. Currently 24 months old. Go ahead, use it in mac & cheese...a little goes a long way.
Frolic: Alpine style, mild but not simpleminded, great in sandwiches or on its own, melts well. Try it in french onion soup! Cheddar Grand Reserve 7-year: Made in 2019, this cheddar is strong, fruity, and has lovely crystallization!
These need to be pre-ordered for Tucker Square:
Amish Schmearkase: Dense, semi-soft texture, nutty and buttery with the lightest hint of stink. Amish Blue: Subtle and complex cultures, rich milk flavor. This is the blue that folks who don't like blue will like!
Cheddar Grand Reserve 10-year: Made in late 2015, this cheddar has a sweetness and smooth texture, with lovely crystal flecks!
Available for shipment or pre-order here, or come out and shop at the farm. |
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