Brie de Nangis
(bree duh nahn-ZHEE)
Country France |
Milk Type Cow |
Cheese Type Soft |
Wine Chardonnay |
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Brie de Nangis hails from Brie, just southwest of Paris, France, and is one of the milder, more buttery Bries. It almost disappeared from production but has seen a revival over the past few decades. Brie de Nangis is creamy and smooth and has a slightly chalky center that becomes runny with age. This cheese also pairs well with a Sauvignon Blanc and bigger reds such as Merlot. |
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| COW | SHEEP | GOAT | WASHED RIND | HARD | SOFT+BLOOMY | FIRM |
| CHEDDAR | SEMI-FIRM | RAW MILK | LEAF WRAPPED | SEMI-SOFT | BLUES | MOUNTAIN |
