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Gouda
Aging Time: 1 month to 36 months, Flavor Characteristics: Caramel, buttery with a hint of sweetness for aged varieties
Mimolette
Aging Time: 2 months to 2 years, Flavor Characteristics: Nutty and fruity with a smooth, fudgy texture
Manchego
Aging Time: 60 days to 2 years, Flavor Characteristics: Nutty, fruity, and slightly tangy
Pecorino Romano
Aging Time: Minimum of 5 months, Flavor Characteristics: Sharp, salty, with a firm texture
Parmigiano-Reggiano
Aging Time: Minimum of 12 months, typically 24-36 months, Flavor Characteristics: Nutty, savory, and slightly fruity
Roquefort
Aging Time: 5 months or more, Flavor Characteristics: Tangy, salty, and a bit of spice from the blue mold
Taleggio
Aging Time: 6 to 10 weeks, Flavor Characteristics: Fruity, meaty, and mildly acidic with a strong smell
Cheddar
Aging Time: 3 months to 5 years, Flavor Characteristics: Nutty, sharp, and sometimes earthy
Emmental
Aging Time: Minimum of 4 months, Flavor Characteristics: Mild, nutty, and slightly sweet with characteristic holes
Camembert
Aging Time: 3 to 5 weeks, Flavor Characteristics: Rich, buttery, and mushroomy with an earthy aroma
Comté
Aging Time: Minimum of 4 months, up to 24 months for premium varieties, Flavor Characteristics: Complex, nutty, and with hints of fruit and caramel
Stilton
Aging Time: 9 to 12 weeks, Flavor Characteristics: Rich, tangy, and creamy with blue mold that imparts a spicy character
Brie
Aging Time: 4 to 8 weeks, Flavor Characteristics: Creamy, buttery, with hints of mushrooms and truffles
Gorgonzola
Aging Time: 3 to 4 months, Flavor Characteristics: Creamy, sharp, and a bit spicy due to the blue veining
Aged Havarti
Aging Time: Typically 3 months, Flavor Characteristics: Buttery, slightly acidic, and more intense compared to its younger version
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