Comte Gruyere and Farmhouse Morbier - Italy - Cheese Slices with Will Studd

Watch more episodes of Cheese Slices!    • Cheese Slices   Series 2, Episode 1 Comte is one of the most popular cheeses in France and the most important of all those made under the strict French appellation system. This sweet nutty concentrated cheese is still made using traditional methods that date back 700 years high in the Alps that border France and Switzerland. Will Studd traces the important links between farmer, cheese maker, and affineur before visiting the old underground Fort of Saint Antoine where 60,000 crusty wheels are cold matured, as well as investigating Comte’s close cousin Morbier to find out how it acquired its black stripe. Special thanks to:- Qantas Airways Fromagent Australia Host Will Studd Cinematographer Roger Price Sound Recordist Richard Grainger Composer Andy Sidari Audio Post Superhuman Sonic Design Producer/Director Michael Robinson Editor Karl Rees Executive Producer Will Studd For Landmark Television Brent Rees Graham Ross Steve Bibb Landmark Television ©

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Rare Mountain Cheeses of North East Italy - Cheese Slices with Will Studd

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Stilton, The King of English Cheese - Cheese Slices with Will Studd

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Making Comte Cheese in the Jura Mountains of France

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The Parmesan Production Process: How the World’s Most Expensive Cheese Is Made

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Camembert and the Normandy Cheeses - Cheese Slices with Will Studd

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The Last Trappist Monks Cheese - France - Cheese Slices with Will Studd

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How the British Rival to Brie and Camembert is Made (and why it is as Loved as The French Cheeses)

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Goats Cheese of Poitou - France - Cheese Slices with Will Studd

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Artisan Cheese From The Highlands and Islands - Scotland - Cheese Slices with Will Studd

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How One of Italy’s Spiciest Cheeses is Made by Aging it in Raw Clay | Claudia Romeo

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L'art du Comté et du Morbier à la Fruitière du Plateau de Nozeroy (Jura)