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5 Year Aged Cheddar
Overview
This Wisconsin cheddar is aged for over five years to develop an extra sharp flavor and more complex texture. Many cheddar lovers appreciate the balance between pronounced sharpness and remaining creaminess. As the cheese ages, the texture becomes increasingly granular and crumbly while retaining rich cheddar character. The product is currently available as white cheddar.
Key Details
Ingredients
Why Choose This
This cheddar delivers extra sharp flavor with a balanced texture developed through more than five years of aging. Its rich character and crumbly consistency pair well with beer, wine, bourbon, and single malt scotch.
5 Year Aged Cheddar
Overview
This Wisconsin cheddar is aged for over five years to develop an extra sharp flavor and more complex texture. Many cheddar lovers appreciate the balance between pronounced sharpness and remaining creaminess. As the cheese ages, the texture becomes increasingly granular and crumbly while retaining rich cheddar character. The product is currently available as white cheddar.
Key Details
Ingredients
Why Choose This
This cheddar delivers extra sharp flavor with a balanced texture developed through more than five years of aging. Its rich character and crumbly consistency pair well with beer, wine, bourbon, and single malt scotch.