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| Overall rating | 10/10 |
Full review by
PhilipKampe![]()
on 9th Mar 2005
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Good Points: Napoleon's favorite cheese Known as 'King of the Cheeses'Pungent Buttery Washed with alcohol
General comments: Epoisse De Bourgogne arrived on the scene in the 16th century by Cistercian Monks. Napoleon was intriqued by this alcohol laden, complex cheese. Production continued until World War Two and stopped due to the war. It was revived by an Epoisses (France) resident named Berthaut. Epoisses is a 50% fat, cow's milk cheese that is washed in Marc de Bourgogne, a local alcohol. The combination of salt and alcohol help make this cheese a creamy, sweet, pungent, grassy, barnyardy, spreadable complex cheese. This 'King of Cheeses' pairs well with a red Bordeaux.
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