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Boucher Blue Cheese |
We don't have electronically controlled curing rooms, so cheeses made during the summer have less moisture than cheeses made during the winter. This is because running the compressors to maintain a cool temperature dries out the humidity in the rooms.
The lack of humidity also impedes the formation of the natural rind that forms around each wheel.