
masterclass
Cheesemaking: A History Told Through Tasting, with Katy Fenwick
4.00pm Sunday 9th October
A whistle-stop tour of cheese making through the ages, with Academy of Cheese Education Project Manager, Katy Fenwick. Katy will be exploring the birth of some of the world’s best-known cheeses. Learn how location, society and economic necessity shaped cheese making decisions and gave us the delicious cheeses we know and love today
Katy will be illustrating her session with a selection of cheeses, available through the link above.
Taste Along
A whistle-stop tour of cheese making through the ages, exploring the birth of some of the world’s best-known cheeses. Learn how location, society and economic necessity shaped cheese making decisions and gave us the delicious cheeses we know and love today.
We will taste and discuss the history behind some iconic cheeses. We will look at how the weight of salt impacted Gruyere and why we have the Americans to thank for Cloth-bound Cheddar. We ponder questions such as were the monks making Epoisses amongst our first dairy scientists? And how did those Mozzarella milk producing Asian buffalo end up in Italy?
Cheeses To Taste Along:
Katy will be giving a guided tasting to accompany the session, which include Hafod Cheddar, L’Etivaz and Langres. Buy your cheeses to taste along here.
Don’t forget to buy your cheese to taste along.
Tasting Toolkit
Three useful tools from the Academy Of Cheese to help you taste cheese like a pro before, during and after the Big Cheese Weekender.
Where to buy Cheese Directory
Looking for a local place to buy cheese? We are building a directory of Cheese Makers & Mongers to help you find the cheese you need.
Connect & Share
If you like what you see and eat, please shout about it on social media using the hashtag #BigCheeseWeekender. And do please keep buying good cheese: now, for the festival and afterwards!
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