Photos from Slow Food Cheese Festival, Bra, Italy

September 17, 2011 - 7:30am | by kate

The Slow Food Cheese Festival is even more amazing this year. With a huge turn out of producers from all over the world, there are many familiar faces and cheeses but also some new ones added to the mix.

Here are some of the scenes from yesterday as the Festival was warming up.. More to follow.

Rachel Dutton and Laure Duboltz work the Herve Mons booth

Giorgio Cravero of Cravero Parmigiano Reggiano

The cheese display at Poncelet from Madrid, Spain

Anne Hastings with her batch of St James cheese on the Neals Yard Dairy booth

Oliver Sutton of The Fine Cheese Co, Bath, UK

Tasting out Sparkenhoe Red Leicester from the UK

Allison Hooper of Vermont Butter and Cheese Co, USA

Cellars at Jasper Hill & Rogue Creamery are here..

Branza de Burdaf - Cheese wrapped in tree bark from Romania

Anticca Formaggeria Carletti, Piemonte, Italy

Cacio di Pecora Affinato in Vinaccia, Italy

A three milk (cow, sheep, goat) cheese from Piemonte

Photos from Slow Food Cheese Festival, Bra, Italy

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Submitted by Jim Wallace (not verified) on September 28, 2011 - 8:15am.

Decorated Caciocavallo

Hi Kate, did you look close enough at the Caciocavallo to see the "Skippers" jumping underneath. I have seen a lot of young larvae but not the ones that actually jump as they refer to in the Corsican cheese. Took a little video of it.
I have heard that in Corsica they sit around and bet on who's jump the highest. Sounds like they have a bit of time on their hands OR maybe just a lot of wine.
I know! a bit off topic but it was fun.