6/29/2010

Review of Asiago Through The Ages (1.5 pound) by igourmet.com

I like Asiago better than the other hard cheeses, and I really like this particular cheese.It lasts a long time and tastes wonderful on pasta or on soups and by itself as a snack..It's interesting to try the three ages contained in the package. As always the shipping is very well conceived and the items are perfectly fresh.

Product Description
From the northern part of Italy comes Asiago, a cheese with a storied past and a dedicated following across the world.An extremely versatile cheese, Asiago can be enjoyed at any stage of ripeness.To understand the changing nature of this cheese, we have designed this assortment to showcase it at each of its three distinct stages.Included are:
  • Asiago Pressato:The youngest form of asiago, produced in the Po Valley near Treviso, this is the mildest, sweetest asiago in the collection.It has a springy, pale interior, and pairs wonderfully with a light, fruity wine. (8 oz.)
  • Asiago d'Allevo: Aged for five months, this version of asiago begins to become fuller in flavor and develop notes of hazelnut and fruit.Excellent as a table cheese with Barolo, Asiago d'Allevo also shreds and melts well in cooked dishes. (8 oz.)
  • Asiago d'Allevo Oro del Tempo: The most rare form of Asiago, this has been aged for a full year under carefully monitored conditions.In this cheese, the sweetness and nuttiness found in the five-month version have turned to a butterscotch sweetness, with an emerging sharpness on the palate. (8 oz.)
  • Please Note: Any item temporarily out of stock will be substituted with a similar item of equal or greater value.


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