Expert’s Guide to Goat Cheese



Fresh chèvre often overshadows other styles of cheese made with goat’s milk. From France’s Valençay to Vermont’s Bijou, Tasting expert Jack Bishop challenges Bridget to a tasting of goat cheese.

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  1. At a cheese shop in Paris, the guy asked us if we were feeling adventurous and well, of course we were! That goat cheese, I kid you not, smelled like paint thinner. The rind was so far beyond pungent. The creamy cheese inside tasted great comparatively, but we didn't rush out to buy more.
    I still love trying new cheese so I'll seek out some Bûcheron. Thanks ATK!

  2. The best goat cheese comes from artisanal heirloom goats raised in Mongolia by a small sect of blind nuns. Yes, I have to have it air-lifted to ensure freshness but it's a small price to pay for having the very best. I simply refuse to serve my guests anything less.

  3. I adore goat cheese. I was raising the country on a small farm, but we did not have goats. They were sort of the “dirty animal” in our estimation. I grew up decided I wanted fresh milk, but didn’t have the ability to care of a cow so buy a couple of goats. The two goats grew into nine does and two bucks.
    Had I have had the finances and the room I probably would have an unlimited herd. Lol I fell crazy in love with them and bred them for their milk and their babies. I love their milk. I love their cheese,it’s just wonderful. Lol.

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