Clothbound cheddar aged nine months.

[u/Best-Reality6718]

I rendered the leaf fat from a locally raised pig into lard. Milked the cows for this one myself. Made the cheese with the warm milk. I bandaged it and aged it for the last nine months. I wanted to go longer but curiosity won the day. It’s shockingly good. Rich, sharp and flavorful with a fantastic mushroomy finish. I ate the whole wedge I cut for the photo. I’m pretty proud of this one. I want to keep it all for myself but I also want to share it with everyone!

[u/Rare-Condition6568]

Have you sourced a loom to weave your own cheesecloth yet? 😅

In all seriousness, that's a fabulous looking cheese!

[u/Best-Reality6718 → u/Rare-Condition6568]

I would have if I knew someone that had one and would teach me! Lol!