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French Goat Cheese: le Banon

Cheese type

Soft cheese with flowery rind

Milk

Mainly goat's milk with some cow's milk

Goat Cheese

Description


Fat: 45%
Diameter: 8 to 9 cm
Weight: about 100 gr
Height: 3 cm

Country

France

Area of production

Haute-Provence(north of Provence)

Other information:

AOC since 2003

AOC Label

The Banon cheese is named after the village where it is produced. It was first produced in 1270. The chestnut leaves were used to keep the moisture and increase the conservation time.

50 tons of Banon are produced yearly. It makes Banon the French AOC cheese with the smallest production.

Method of Production:

Made from unprocessed milk, the Banon is molded by hand with a ladle. It is pre-matured for five days before being wrapped in dried chestnut leaves. From this point on, maturing takes 14 days.

Appearance The Banon is sold wrapped in brown chestnut leaves and tied with raffia or straw. The cheese itself is of apale yellow creamy color.
Touch Soft
Aroma Nutty
Taste Creamy with a fruity and woody flavor. The taste is taken from the chestnut leaf.
 
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