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The Drunken Nanny

ByJulie Biuso
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Would you look at this cheese!

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It’s one of the most sensational goat cheeses I have had in an awful long time, with a perfect blend of acidity and fresh tang and an unrich creaminess – that may sound odd, but your palate stays clean not silky. The pyramid shape and dusting of French ash add to its allure.

An award winning range of goat cheeses showcasing superb craftsmanship, Drunken Nanny cheeses from Martinborough can be found at these stockist.

http://www.thedrunkennanny.co.nz/stockists/

 

The Drunken Nanny Black Tie Goat Cheese

250g pyramid shaped fresh goat chese

Coated in a hand sprinkling of black ash.

The ash is from burnt grape vines imported from France

Silver medal in both 2016 and 2017 New Zealand Champions of Cheese Awards and was a finalist in the 2017 NZ Outstanding Producer Awards

http://www.thedrunkennanny.co.nz/products/

https://www.stuff.co.nz/life-style/food-wine/98337122/a-day-in-the-life-of-the-drunken-nanny-goats-cheesemakers

Ilaria with Drunken Nanny
From the Wairarapa to Waiheke: Ilaria with The Drunken Nanny’s Black Tie Goat Cheese

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