Cheese-makers in England's West Country say that excellent grazing conditions last year are to thank for some of the
great mature and vintage cheeses that are starting to appear in British markets. A cow's diet greatly affects the
quality and flavor of the milk it produces and the characteristics of the milk are then amplified and concentrated in
cheeses produced from it. A mild winter and a wet spring created New Zealand-like conditions, according to one Somerset
cheese-maker quoted in Farmers Weekly. Another farmer from Devon said it was the best grazing year ever.British cows enjoy killer grass
Cheese-makers in England's West Country say that excellent grazing conditions last year are to thank for some of the
great mature and vintage cheeses that are starting to appear in British markets. A cow's diet greatly affects the
quality and flavor of the milk it produces and the characteristics of the milk are then amplified and concentrated in
cheeses produced from it. A mild winter and a wet spring created New Zealand-like conditions, according to one Somerset
cheese-maker quoted in Farmers Weekly. Another farmer from Devon said it was the best grazing year ever.Comments [0]
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