Making Cheese in High Altitude
At the top of the rugged mountains of Charmey in Switzerland, dairy farmer Béat Piller submerges his chest and arms into a large cauldron of warm cut curds and whey.
At the top of the rugged mountains of Charmey in Switzerland, dairy farmer Béat Piller submerges his chest and arms into a large cauldron of warm cut curds and whey.
A French person eats on average 2 kilos of goat’s milk cheese per year. With more than 100 different types, textures, shapes and aromas, it is not always easy to navigate and make full sense of it.