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Cheese Obsession

By Georgeanne Brennan

Published 2013

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Literally “land,” the term is used to describe the unique role that a particular place and its immediate natural elements play in determining the character of a cheese. Climate, soil, topography, minerals, ground crops, and even the contentment of the animals are all factors. Factory-made cheeses are necessarily excluded; only a cheese that exhibits the place in which it was made is said to have terroir.

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