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Gouda L'Amuse Brabander Wedge 8oz
Discover the exceptional quality of L'amuse Brabander Goat Gouda, sourced exclusively through Essex Street Cheese. Made with pasteurized goat's milk from the Saanen breed, this six to nine months aged cheese captivates with its nuanced flavors and creamy texture. Betty Koster, the renowned founder of Fromagerie l'Amuse, has curated a range of Dutch gems, and this goat Gouda is no exception. Savor its distinctive notes of caramel and hints of nuttiness. Pair it with crisp apples, toasted walnuts, and a drizzle of honey for an irresistible cheese platter centerpiece.
Essex Street Cheese is a distinguished brand that specializes in exceptional European cheeses. With a passion for quality and authenticity, they curate a select collection of iconic cheeses sourced directly from esteemed cheesemakers and agers. By sharing the stories and knowledge behind each cheese, they empower customers to fully enjoy their cheese experience.
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