https://www.abbothillcreamery.com/cheeses daily 0.75 2023-09-22 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e7cd0dc6039d207ce9b23d7/1596883352030-K2UJXQAWZ9XIJ7TIED0M/DSC_0576.jpg Our Cheeses For the ABBOT HILL BLUE we are using Jersey milk from neighbor farms to create this amazing creamy texture blue. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e7cd0dc6039d207ce9b23d7/1600877654943-0WM3P1N5IZ3KCTIDGSSH/IMAGE+COMING+SOON+800x1200.jpg Our Cheeses ASIAGO is an Italian-style hard cheese with all its wonderful characteristics. Indispensable for kitchen and snacking! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e7cd0dc6039d207ce9b23d7/1597500584694-HB8A8UF3S805AQHINXCV/DSC_0694.JPG Our Cheeses BUCHERON is our bloomy rind cheese made with cows or sheep's milk. Essential on a cheese platter with its creamy tangy taste. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e7cd0dc6039d207ce9b23d7/1600878152421-1XXV3JL84UFRNXVFU62L/butterkase.jpg Our Cheeses BUTTERKAESE is a wonderful mild buttery cheese with a natural edible rind. Very versatile cheese, great for a quick snack. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e7cd0dc6039d207ce9b23d7/1600878211820-Z8G776099NAVH3XMF8WW/caerphilly.jpg Our Cheeses CAERPHILLY is quite sharp, with a creamy crumbly texture and a hint of lemon taste. If you like strong notes in your mouth you have a friend in caerphilly. Can be used in salads, good for melting, wherever you want to enhance flavor. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e7cd0dc6039d207ce9b23d7/1596880843879-UFBQAMWUEIKWMNDYORV0/DSC_0819.JPG Our Cheeses FETA: It is a fresh Feta cheese made with cows milk with less salt than traditionally. Great in salads, on hot vegetables or pizzas. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e7cd0dc6039d207ce9b23d7/1600878512164-BYMN1IIC0DIH27LFK8QJ/haloumi2.jpg Our Cheeses HALOUMI originated in Cypress. We make ours with the MINT growing outside our door. You can eat it plain but it's delicious fried in a bit of hot oil. It has a texture similar to sausage! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e7cd0dc6039d207ce9b23d7/1597507266842-XV9DFZTRBOQMLKBFK9X0/DSC_0604.jpg Our Cheeses HIGH MOWING is a mild semisoft cutting cheese, aged in wax for over 60 days. The texture is between Havarti and Gouda. Great melting or snacking cheese, loved by children. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e7cd0dc6039d207ce9b23d7/1600880186391-TRNHUY6QIWWYIVZ0OHSI/IMAGE+COMING+SOON+800x1200.jpg Our Cheeses NORTH PACK is aged for 18 months and has a caramelized taste with crystallized proteins (the crunchys)! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e7cd0dc6039d207ce9b23d7/1597509200172-MYDFM90KKOGJSZLWZCSR/DSC_0612.jpg Our Cheeses We make our MOZARELLA in the traditional way, which gives it a buttery and tangy taste and it makes it also easier to digest. The slightly yellow color of the Mozzarella is thanks to the grass fed cows. It is the perfect fit in a tomato salad or on a pizza. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e7cd0dc6039d207ce9b23d7/1600878647139-3X8TXDGUP7Z8BN3CR00W/montasio.jpg Our Cheeses MONTASIO is an Italian Mountain-styel cheese with a Swissy sweet nutty taste. It's wonderful on pastas and with apples. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e7cd0dc6039d207ce9b23d7/1600882142013-MMD3QONC26W59PMIGZEI/raclette.jpg Our Cheeses RACLETTE is an Alpine-style pungent melting cheese. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e7cd0dc6039d207ce9b23d7/1600880085603-CLYC2WUF7LCD46JNX11F/IMAGE+COMING+SOON+800x1200.jpg Our Cheeses SAVAGE ROAD is a Manchego-type cheese made with cow's milk. the creamy texture with the spicy taste makes it great on omelette and burgers. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e7cd0dc6039d207ce9b23d7/1600878772602-XBPJH0L88Y5XN2LEDANZ/sbrinz.jpg Our Cheeses Aged for over two years, SBRINZ develops such complex tastes, from fruity sharp to caramelized earthy notes, that we consider it to be the crown of Abbot Hill Creamery. The recipe originates in Switzerland and is a hybrid between long-aged Gouda and Parmesan. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e7cd0dc6039d207ce9b23d7/1600879028774-0UHAJX02H7UC537PC31K/souhegan.jpg Our Cheeses Named after a local river, SOUHEGAN is a creamy aromatic washed rind cheese. Wonderful with fruits, crackers, and a glass of wine. It's also great in sandwiches with a drop of balsamic vinegar. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e7cd0dc6039d207ce9b23d7/1600879155976-UG5PQX7GKHOXBA6EACJ9/temple+mountain.jpg Our Cheeses TEMPLE MOUNTAIN is truly and Alpine-style cheese with it nutty herbal taste. A cheese you will want to have on your cheese platter, with fruits, with a full-bodied red wine, and for dishes where you need a great melting cheese. Of course, it's also delicious enjoyed by itself. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e7cd0dc6039d207ce9b23d7/1600879270228-VMLDWJCANK4CW04STB27/tomme.jpg Our Cheeses TOMME https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e7cd0dc6039d207ce9b23d7/1596820373235-PW98V5R5NMKHVOW3LMHJ/DSC_0824.JPG Our Cheeses QUARK is a cream cheese which originates from Germany. It has a fresh creamy tangy taste. Very versatile, can be eaten nearly on and with every thing like on sliced apples, as a dip with crackers, on breads or bagels, as garnish for a soup, great desert with a little sweetener like maple syrup. Best for German cheese cake. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e7cd0dc6039d207ce9b23d7/1600879419563-JVVT66H3JDP0ELPQ2PD6/seasonal+quark.jpg Our Cheeses In our SEASONAL QUARK we add to the plain Quark herbs and spices we grow here at the Temple-Wilton Community farm. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e7cd0dc6039d207ce9b23d7/1600879489311-ORAU8UC9TZYWAXPZOWYJ/yogurt.jpg Our Cheeses Our YOGURT is made with whole milk. The cream rises to the top. https://www.abbothillcreamery.com/contact-us daily 0.75 2020-09-15 https://www.abbothillcreamery.com/philosophy daily 0.75 2023-09-22 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e7cd0dc6039d207ce9b23d7/1606953747687-XS90JBQ67BV0MZEE79BM/tree+and+sunspot.jpg Financial Transparency https://www.abbothillcreamery.com/find-us daily 0.75 2026-03-02 https://www.abbothillcreamery.com/cheesemakers-apprentices daily 0.75 2025-03-24 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e7cd0dc6039d207ce9b23d7/561a7729-e2b3-425c-8a98-235a2e49f46b/1C77D0A9-47EE-4403-8468-5508CA63E1A1.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e7cd0dc6039d207ce9b23d7/62b75e95-6731-46d1-842a-81ef1f126a9e/DSC_0238.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e7cd0dc6039d207ce9b23d7/3a1fda2b-d599-4bb5-8c32-9bf3bf1f737f/PXL_20220731_161127298.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e7cd0dc6039d207ce9b23d7/28581df8-f0c5-4791-9cd3-ee670b2bcf9f/8277616769933297641.jpg Cheesemakers - Jo Abbott (Summer 2023) I'm excited to be coming to the creamery to learn about cheesemaking. This will be my first time in New Hampshire, although I've lived up and down the east coast my whole life. I've always loved cheese; when I was little sometimes I would ask for a cheesy snack instead of dessert. My long-term goal is to open a community center, and in the meantime I want to collect experiences and make connections that will help me towards that dream. Abbot Hill Creamery seemed like a great place to continue to work towards that, and to learn something new that I'm interested in. In my free time, I like to make art, sing and play ukulele, and explore the outdoors. I'm looking forward to meeting everyone, making some cheese, and exploring a new pocket of New England. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e7cd0dc6039d207ce9b23d7/0408925f-9446-41ac-bf75-789ecacdd006/PXL_20230131_133821222.jpg Cheesemakers - Daniel Forrest (Winter 2023) Daniel Forrest, a Temple local, spent most of his adult life in various types of work including baking, fine carpentry, and teaching students with severe autism and behavioral issues. Food has always been a major aspect of his life and is excited to be starting at Abbot Hill Creamery where he will learn about cheese making and the general operation of a small scale dairy over the next 4 and a half months. Afterwards he will be taking his culinary skills to a local bed & breakfast! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e7cd0dc6039d207ce9b23d7/380a0443-ad8c-4f0d-aabd-45ae5c92a86e/PXL_20220311_155806510.jpg Cheesemakers - Imani Humphries (Spring 2022— Summer 2022) Imani was born in Washington, D.C. and split her time growing up in the city and in eastern panhandle of West Virginia. Her first job as an adult was as a cheesemonger in New York & although cheese was always at the front of her mind, she eventually left to explore working for nonprofits in the arts, education, and agricultural fields. After 8 years, Imani rejoined the cheese world here at Temple-Wilton Community Farm, excited to be making cheese amidst biodynamic farming and cow grazing practices. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e7cd0dc6039d207ce9b23d7/acfa1ccb-5023-4f18-a9ee-c790dba5ea96/DSC_0605.jpg Cheesemakers - Dane Felton (Winter 2021-2022) Bio in progress! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e7cd0dc6039d207ce9b23d7/1625239122402-IPAROTN5ZOBHALMX1C4V/IMG_7699.JPG Cheesemakers - Nila Ann Dudley (Summer 2021) Nila was born in Texas, but comes to the farm from Seattle WA where she grew up. Recently she strengthened a long-held interest in agriculture while living at and attending school at an organic farm school in Vermont. Following that interest & recently graduating high school she found herself drawn to Temple Wilton Community Farm’s commitment to deeply-held respect & sincere care for animals, land and people. Nila is very excited to learn to make cheese in such a wonderful place, with wonderful people! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e7cd0dc6039d207ce9b23d7/1625239416681-TWG2NDL4S98O8X19ZWPI/53C93839-87E5-4F14-861C-A2097AA028D3.jpeg Cheesemakers - Becka Hendrickson (Spring-Fall 2021) (Nacia) Nacia found herself captivated by the community and energy here at Temple Wilton Community Farm. Eager to be involved on the farm, she stepped in as an apprentice to fill the gap between Graham and Nila. That time working alongside Benjamin in the cheese world was fulfilling & thoroughly enjoyed. Which left her eager to be a more permenant part of the Abbot Hill crew during her continued stay on the farm with husband & vegetable apprentice, Andrew Hendrickson. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e7cd0dc6039d207ce9b23d7/1604975362577-RTCENYMGI5F3KINEQILJ/graham+taber+small.jpg Cheesemakers - Graham Taber (Nov 2020-June 2021) Graham comes to us from the western mountains of Maine where he grew up. He most recently worked as a carpenter and before that was a lobsterman fishing out of Portsmouth, NH. He has a passion for art, philosophy and spirituality. Since childhood cheese has been his favorite food so he is very excited to add cheese making to his list of arts and trades. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e7cd0dc6039d207ce9b23d7/1600137244670-Z68RMWDOQS9DQGHNO515/Jule.jpg Cheesemakers https://www.abbothillcreamery.com/history daily 0.75 2023-02-21 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e7cd0dc6039d207ce9b23d7/1585242728331-4SIVLWQ95HD76Z2T3S13/20191011_120135%2B%25281%2529.jpg History https://www.abbothillcreamery.com/home daily 0.75 2023-07-06 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e7cd0dc6039d207ce9b23d7/7442f9cb-cb00-442a-a588-32f15bbab21d/IMG-0927.jpg Home - Our Mission Our Mission at the Abbot Hill Creamery is to bring you amazing cheeses that you will love. With passion for the art of cheese making, and quality ingredients from pasture to table, we produce a wide variety of delicious soft and hard cheeses with the intention that all living beings and resources involved contribute to a vital and healthy planet. We seek to strengthen local farming and food production movements, deepening connections between people and land by providing cheese made with milk sourced from the communities we live in and sell to. We sell our cheese within a 50 mile range, and collaborate with southern New Hampshire dairy farmers and their cows. We support and encourage dairy farms to work towards Holistic Management (see also www.holisticmanagement.org ) and Biodynamic practices ( www.biodynamics.com ) to enhance the health of the land, people and animals. Diverse lush pastures feed healthy herds whose presence enriches the soil in turn. We also encourage farmers to leave the animal’s horns intact. Cows with horns have the dignity these gracious animals deserve, and are better equipped to function as a cohesive herd. These movements are regenerative for the land, and nurture conditions for the kind of milk we want to transform: clean and vital, yielding the highest quality cheese. Mindful of our interconnectedness, we strive to minimize our carbon impact on the environment. We encourage customers to store their cheese in glass containers and beeswax wraps. Our Yogurt, Cream and Quark are all sold in returnable glass jars. We use 100% wind powered electricity, and are currently working towards installing solar panels and becoming free of plastic packaging. We make small batch traditional artisanal cheeses for all occasions. Our families eat them every day. From simple varieties like Feta, Gouda, Quark and Mozzarella to specialty cheeses for a gourmet platter, each has its own unique and defining characteristics. Each embodies the unique soil, vegetation, and climate of the lowland mountainous region where we live. Each cheese is, in a sense, a gift from the land, a gift we delight in sharing. https://www.abbothillcreamery.com/apprenticeship daily 0.75 2023-04-04 https://www.abbothillcreamery.com/cheesemaker daily 0.75 2023-09-22 https://www.abbothillcreamery.com/home-copy daily 1.0 2023-04-06 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e7cd0dc6039d207ce9b23d7/7442f9cb-cb00-442a-a588-32f15bbab21d/IMG-0927.jpg Home (Copy) - Our Mission Our Mission at the Abbot Hill Creamery is to bring you amazing cheeses that you will love. With passion for the art of cheese making, and quality ingredients from pasture to table, we produce a wide variety of delicious soft and hard cheeses with the intention that all living beings and resources involved contribute to a vital and healthy planet. We seek to strengthen local farming and food production movements, deepening connections between people and land by providing cheese made with milk sourced from the communities we live in and sell to. We sell our cheese within a 50 mile range, and collaborate with southern New Hampshire dairy farmers and their cows. We support and encourage dairy farms to work towards Holistic Management (see also www.holisticmanagement.org ) and Biodynamic practices ( www.biodynamics.com ) to enhance the health of the land, people and animals. Diverse lush pastures feed healthy herds whose presence enriches the soil in turn. We also encourage farmers to leave the animal’s horns intact. Cows with horns have the dignity these gracious animals deserve, and are better equipped to function as a cohesive herd. These movements are regenerative for the land, and nurture conditions for the kind of milk we want to transform: clean and vital, yielding the highest quality cheese. Mindful of our interconnectedness, we strive to minimize our carbon impact on the environment. We encourage customers to store their cheese in glass containers and beeswax wraps. Our Yogurt, Cream and Quark are all sold in returnable glass jars. We use 100% wind powered electricity, and are currently working towards installing solar panels and becoming free of plastic packaging. We make small batch traditional artisanal cheeses for all occasions. Our families eat them every day. From simple varieties like Feta, Gouda, Quark and Mozzarella to specialty cheeses for a gourmet platter, each has its own unique and defining characteristics. Each embodies the unique soil, vegetation, and climate of the lowland mountainous region where we live. Each cheese is, in a sense, a gift from the land, a gift we delight in sharing. https://www.abbothillcreamery.com/photo-gallery daily 0.75 2020-09-15 https://www.abbothillcreamery.com/photo-gallery/project-four-8hkd8 monthly 0.5 2020-10-30 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e7cd0dc6039d207ce9b23d7/1600888116045-X81AEINXA2R48W2QAM92/farmstead.jpg Photo Gallery - The Farm https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e7cd0dc6039d207ce9b23d7/1600888159526-ELA0PQD38QQ7TYFYII2Z/TWCF+farm+buildings.jpg Photo Gallery - The Farm https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e7cd0dc6039d207ce9b23d7/1600136355619-93BVMZ309YZG5CTV6LKM/field+where+cows+graze.jpg Photo Gallery - The Farm One of the pastures where the cows graze (you can see them in the upper right corner of the photo). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e7cd0dc6039d207ce9b23d7/1600136430069-5ENVQ2S4XXYVK9LLNU6K/haying+machine+1.jpg Photo Gallery - The Farm Our haying machine. 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