J&L Grubb
(Redirected from Crozier Blue)
Irish cheese company
J&L Grubb is a renowned cheese manufacturer based in Ireland, known for producing high-quality blue cheese. The company has gained international recognition for its artisanal approach to cheese-making and its commitment to quality and tradition.
History[edit | edit source]
J&L Grubb was founded in the late 20th century by Jane Grubb and Louis Grubb, who were passionate about creating unique and flavorful cheeses. The company is located in County Tipperary, a region known for its rich agricultural heritage and ideal conditions for dairy farming.
The Grubbs began their cheese-making journey on their family farm, where they experimented with various cheese recipes. Their dedication to quality and innovation quickly set them apart in the cheese industry. Over the years, J&L Grubb has expanded its operations while maintaining its artisanal roots.
Products[edit | edit source]
J&L Grubb is best known for its flagship product, Cashel Blue, a creamy and tangy blue cheese that has won numerous awards. Cashel Blue is made from cow's milk and is characterized by its rich flavor and smooth texture. The cheese is aged for several weeks to develop its distinctive taste.
In addition to Cashel Blue, J&L Grubb produces a variety of other cheeses, including Crozier Blue, which is made from sheep's milk. Each cheese is crafted with care, using traditional methods and high-quality ingredients sourced from local farms.
Production Process[edit | edit source]
The production process at J&L Grubb involves several key steps, starting with the selection of the finest milk from local dairy farms. The milk is then pasteurized and combined with cultures and rennet to form curds. The curds are cut, drained, and molded into wheels, which are then salted and aged in temperature-controlled environments.
The aging process is crucial for developing the complex flavors and textures that J&L Grubb cheeses are known for. During this time, the cheeses are regularly turned and monitored to ensure optimal maturation.
Awards and Recognition[edit | edit source]
J&L Grubb has received numerous accolades for its cheeses, both in Ireland and internationally. Cashel Blue, in particular, has been recognized at prestigious cheese competitions, earning awards for its exceptional taste and quality.
The company's commitment to excellence has made it a favorite among cheese enthusiasts and culinary professionals alike. J&L Grubb cheeses are featured in gourmet shops and restaurants around the world.
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