Store between 33-40 degrees. Avoid fluctuations outside this range, which can cause the cheese to gas off (a.k.a. blowing).
To avoid cross contamination, avoid storing near bloomy rind cheeses.
If the quarter has blown in its original packaging and no mold is present, you can leave it in the packaging if it's out of public view. It's perfectly fine to consume. Cheese is a living being that likes to breathe a little.
Feel free to rewrap or reseal the blown quarter. If that doesn't do it, email hello@beehivecheese.com and we'll fix it.
If the 4-oz retail wedges have blown, contact hello@beehivecheese.com and we'll fix it.
How to cut & wrap Teahive
There should be rind present on every retail cut. Check out the video above for a visual.
Tight plastic wrap is the best for Teahive to mitigate mold. Cheese paper, while sexy, reduces shelf life after cutting.
What if there's mold present?
For quarter wheels, if the cheese is within date and has a few spots of white, blue, or green mold, brush off the spots and cover up bald spot with surrounding rub. Seek a credit if the mold is so pervasive that it cannot be brushed off. For 4-oz wedges in the original packaging, contact your distributor to seek a credit.
If you see orange, red, or black mold, discard this cheese and contact your distributor.
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