Pleasant Ridge Reserve
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Made from unpasteurized cow's milk
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Country of origin: United States
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Type: semi-hard, artisan
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Rind: washed
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Colour: golden yellow
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Flavour: grassy, nutty, sweet
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Vegetarian: no
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Vegan: no
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Producers: Uplands Cheese Company
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Synonyms: Uplands Pleasant Ridge
What is Pleasant Ridge Reserve Cheese?
Pleasant Ridge Reserve is a handcrafted cheese from Uplands Cheese Company in Wisconsin, USA, named after the ridge where the farm is located.
Made in the style of Alpine cheeses like Beaufort and Gruyère, it is produced exclusively during the summer months, using raw milk from cows that graze on fresh pasture. The rich, sweet flavors from the grass-fed milk blend with the savory notes developed by the cheese’s natural washed rind.
It has a firm yet creamy texture, offering a complex taste that's both rich and salty with a long, fruity finish. As the cheese ages, up to a year - the flavors become more intense.
Pleasant Ridge Reserve has earned numerous awards including multiple awards from the American Cheese Society, where it has even been named 'Best of Show'.
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