Grand Munster AOP
Munster owes its origins to Benedictine monks. They settled in Alsace in 660 and founded a monastery around which the small village of Munster grew. The name Munster was also given to the cheese that the monks began to produce. The word is derived from the Latin -monasterium-, which means monastery. The monks extended the pastures westwards until they reached the Lorraine plateau and the village of Gérardmer. It was there that the farmers soon began to produce the cheese, and HAXAIRE, based in Lapoutroie - in the heart of the Ballons des Vosges Regional Park - has been a benchmark brand for Munster cheese for over 80 years. In 1929, Xavier Haxaire founded the company and the maturing cellars in Lapoutroie. He was later succeeded by his son Jacques. In 1996, they built a Munster cheese dairy.
Wines such as Gewürztraminer Spätlese from Alsace, South Tyrol, Baden and Austria are ideal. Allow the cheese to breathe at room temperature for 20-30 minutes before serving so that it can develop its flavor.
Herstellung in Frankreich
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Ursprung/Rohstoffe:
Frankreich
- Herkunft landwirtschaftliche Zutaten
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EU-Landwirtschaft
- Zertifizierung
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Agriculture Biologique (AB)
- Zertifizierung
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EU Bio-Siegel
- Bio-Kontrollstelle
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FR-BIO-10
Lebensmittel
Hersteller
Vallée-Verte Handelsgesellschaft für Naturprodukte mbH
Marke Vallée Verte
KuhMILCH*, Salz, Milchsäurebakterien, tierisches lab, Festigungsmittel: Calciumchlorid, Rotkulturen auf der Rinde.
*aus kontrolliert ökologischer Erzeugung
Konventionell:E 509 Calciumchlorid
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