Snowdrop is an American camembert-style cheese hailing from Colorado, where it's produced by Haystack Mountain Goat Dairy. The cheese is made from pasteurized goat's milk and it's usually left to age for 5 weeks. Underneath its thin bloomy rind, the texture is creamy, soft, or runny, depending on the ripeness.
When young, the flavors are tangy and clean, and the texture is firm. As it ages, the texture becomes creamy and oozy, with a delicately creamy and mild flavor. The aromas are grassy, milky, and clean. It's recommended to serve Snowdrop with crackers, honey, fresh or dried fruit, or a crusty baguette.
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