The Comté Experience - Aging Comté
Comté is aged in special aging cellars for at least 4 months, and often 12-18 months or even longer. Meet a cellar master, or affineur, and learn how the aging process influences the flavor, texture, appearance and aromas of Comté.
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Comté cheese
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