Tuesday 31 May 2011

Divine Dairy Blue

I've recently noticed a few new cheeses produced under the label of Divine Dairy appearing on the shelves of late so naturally I've brought one home to try.

divine dairy blue© by Haalo


While the name is new the people behind it are not - they are the same people responsible for the Udder Delights range. The milk used for this cheese is sourced from a certified biodynamic and organic herd of Holsteins from Langhorne Creek and the cheese is produced in the Adelaide Hills.


divine dairy blue© by Haalo


On the label you'll see that it is described as a "French Style Blue" and out of the wrapping it has the feel of a fairly firm cheese with good levels of veining. It doesn't have an overpowering aroma.

divine dairy blue© by Haalo


To cut, the cheese is a bit crumbly - on tasting, it's quite rich and creamy. The blue isn't overly strong, it just adds a pleasing bite to the cheese. If you're just getting into blue cheese then I'm sure this style would appeal.

1 comments:

Suzanne said... [Reply]

Yum, that looks so tasty!

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