Their cheeses are made locally in WNC (Western North Carolina), and things like that reduce carbon footprint, which is very good for the earth. In fact, this cheese is a farmstead cheese. According to the company's web site, ..."In order for a cheese to be classified as "farmstead," as defined by the American Cheese Society, the cheese must be made with milk from the farmer's own herd, or flock, on the farm where the animals are raised." Also, I like that Three Graces Dairy's animals "... are spoiled rotten on a diet of healthful grain, supplements and free range pastures managed without the use of herbicides or pesticides."
I give this cheese 4 stars. If you want to try it, just stop by the Asheville City Market on on a Saturday morning. Good cheese to you!
I love this goat cheese and I love your latest blog. Great job mom! love you, mimi
ReplyDeleteGood Goats! This blog was very informative and impressive. Love you!
ReplyDeleteWe love this cheese. Great point about the benefits of buying local!
ReplyDeletecan i please give Three Graces Dairy a 5 star just because they 'spoiled rotten' their goats. 3 Wash Day's for 3 Graces Dairys. Yeah Baby. Ask Daddy.
ReplyDelete"WAS THAT A GOAT?" Love the kid...love the blog...love the goat!
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