Devon Blue has a surprisingly creamy mellow taste for a blue cheese, with a deep complexity of flavour. It is best enjoyed on the cheeseboard, accompanied with a spicy wine such as Cotes du Rhone, or alternatively on its own with a glass of our cider.
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Its made using pasteurised milk using vegetarian rennet. The milk is warmed before the starter is added. Penicillium roquefortii is the mould which gives the blue colour. Unlike most cheeses the curds for Devon Blue are moulded without draining. Instead, turned several times on the first day and once on the second day. When enough blue has developed, in three or four weeks, Robin wraps them in gold coloured foil . This is the French method rather than the Stilton method. The cheeses are then matured for 6 to 8 months by which time the mould has developed fully. The paste is yellow, stippled with blue and with a crumbly texture.
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Thank you for the Cheeses which you sent to my sister in London; she loved them, and especially the Godminster Cheddar!
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