Salers

[French]

A large cylindrical cow’s milk cheese, pressed twice, uncooked, with a dry mottled rind and firm yellow semihard pàté and a savoury taste, made from the summer milk. Matured for three to eighteen months in caves. From Salers in the Auvergne. It is really the hand made version of Cantal. (AOC-1979).

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