Over twenty years ago, we had a request from the man who originated "The Cellar" at Macy's. "I want the Dutch Goat cheese I tasted when I was in Holland," he said. We took a trip to Amsterdam and inquired on his behalf to all of our suppliers and any cheese producers we could find. We had no success. There was not an ounce of Dutch goat cheese anywhere! Two decades since that adventure, Dutch goat cheese is still a rarity, except, that is, for Goat Gouda. A few entrepreneurial Dutchmen discovered that Gouda, the cheese people most commonly associate with Holland, could be made from goat's milk as well. Goat Gouda has proven wildly popular in Europe and is starting to turn heads here in the States, too. This silken, bright white cheese is now manufactured by several Dutch cheese producers. If you like goat cheese, you will love this tangy, satiny, mouth-watering gem.
- Made from pasteurized goat's milk.
- Photo depicts whole 10 lb. form of cheese.
- We cut and wrap this item by hand.
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