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Soft cheeses, like Brie and Ricotta, remain soft by
retaining most of their moisture, or whey. The curds
are usually gathered, placed in molds, and left to age
in humid atmospheres. In many soft cheeses, molds are
introduced to help break down the curds, leaving the
cheese smooth, buttery, and refined. Soft cheeses age
from a few days to a few weeks, and are most flavorful
when eaten at room temperature.
Soft cheeses’ delicate flavors and textures pair
well with lighter-styled wines, including whites wines
and light red wines.
Click on a cheese to learn more.
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