Bishop Kennedy Cheese

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Bishop Kennedy Cheese is a soft, round, brie-like cheese with a yellowish runny interior.

It is made from unpasteurized cows' milk curdled with vegetarian rennet.

Bishop Kennedy Cheese is allowed to mature for 8 weeks. During this time, the rind is washed with brine, then towards the end, whisky.

When fully ripened, the inside is runny, and the rind ends up a powdery, sticky, yellowish-orange.

Bishop Kennedy Cheese is made by Kinfauns Home Farm, Kinfauns, Perthshire, Scotland.

Nutrition for Bishop Kennedy Cheese

Bishop Kennedy Cheese has a fat content of 45%.

History Notes for Bishop Kennedy Cheese

Bishop Kennedy Cheese was created in 1992 by Howgate Cheese Company. It is modelled on Reblochon Cheese.


Language Notes about Bishop Kennedy Cheese

Bishop Kennedy Cheese was named after a Bishop in St Andrews, Scotland in the 1400s. He founded the United Colleges at St Andrews University.
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