Pleasant Ridge Reserve

Uplands Cheese Company

$18.50

Cheesemaker Andy Hatch only makes Pleasant Ridge Reserve from milk produced when his cows have been out on pasture, giving the milk and cheese a rich, golden color and grassy flavor that tastes of summer. Andy only makes cheese on days when the pasture conditions are ideal to ensure the quality of the cheese. The farm incorporates rotational grazing by creating 20 separate pastures on their 244-acre farm in southern Wisconsin. The recipe for Pleasant Ridge Reserve is similar to the French Alpine classic Beaufort and yields cheese with deep savory flavor. We can taste sweet, salted caramel, grass, and a mile-long fruity finish. Pleasant Ridge is the most-awarded cheese in American history, having won Best of Show in the American Cheese Society’s annual competition three times (2001, 2005 and 2010)

Farm/Producer/Importer: Uplands Cheese/Andy Hatch
Place: Dodgeville, WI USA
Style: Firm
Milk Type: Raw Cow
Rennet: Traditional
Age: 9-10 months
Pairing: Syrah or Old World Chardonnay. Belgian Witbier

We only ship orders Monday-Wednesday to ensure your order arrives before the weekend.

Orders placed Wednesday-Sunday will ship the next Monday.

Because our products are perishable, all orders are shipped so they arrive within 1-3 days.

We require 24 hours to receive and process orders, as we cut, wrap, pack, and ship directly from our shops to your front door.

During December and other peak periods, we may require several days to process and deliver your order and will inform you of any unusual delays.

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Our online ordering system is available seven days a week, and we offer pickup at both our locations Monday-Saturday 10:30am-5:30pm

Please note we are closed on Sundays and most holidays.

All orders online and by phone require at least one-hour processing time and at high peak times this may be extended. We are unable to provide drive-up service. Please place orders in advance.

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