Fortsonia
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Made from pasteurized cow's milk
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Country of origin: United States
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Region: Georgia
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Type: hard, artisan
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Rind: natural
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Colour: yellow
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Flavour: caramel, nutty, sweet
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Aroma: rich
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Producers: Nature's Harmony Farm
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Alternative spellings: Twisted Fortsonia, Fortsonia Reserve
Inspired by Comté and Gruyère and named after the local community, Fortsonia is an Alpine-style cheese made by Tim and Liz Young of Nature's Harmony, Georgia. The cheese is offered at three different ages:
- Standard Fortsonia, aged 6 months or less
- Fortsonia Reserve, aged 10 months or more, and
- Twisted Fortsonia, aged for a minimum of 4 months during which it is hand bathed in late harvest Scuppernong wine several times a week.
As the cheese strengthens with aging, Fortsonia becomes firm and dense with sweet and nutty flavours. Special mention should be given to notes of caramel and hazelnut.
Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Syrah, or Zinfandel makes a great match with Fortsonia. Witbier spiced with coriander or orange, or a Geuze-style Lambic also pair well with the cheese.
This is an award-winning produce, having won at the 2012 American Cheese Society, 2013 Good Food Award, 2012 World Jersey Cheese Championship, England, 2012 Garden & Gun Made in the South & 2014 World Jersey Cheese Championship, South Africa.
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