This lovely cow’s milk cheese (raw, of course!) has so much going for it. Cave-aged 2 years, Browning Gold develops a natural rind dusted with powdery white mold and a creamy texture. It is buttery like a Lancashire and has the aroma of toasted nuts and brown butter.
“It strikes me as moister and creamier than most English Cheddars, with a full and lingering flavor” – Janet Fletcher, San Francisco Chronicle
Browning Gold’s sweet finish makes it compatible with many red wines, especially a Cabernet Sauvignon or Petit Syrah. Don’t be afraid to pair Browning Gold with beer; try McEwen’s IPA or other pale ales with abundant hopping. Another great choice is Anchor Steam.
