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Fermentation enthusiast and neighborhood aftercare specialist
About Irma Venn
Last winter, Irma single-handedly revived the nearly extinct ‘Hollow Hill Blue’ by coaxing its spores back from a century-old brick seam in her cellar—using only ambient humidity, a cracked thermos of rainwater, and stubborn silence for three weeks straight. She doesn’t pasteurize; she negotiates. Her urban dairy fits inside a converted laundromat on 9th & Spruce, where the whey runoff feeds rooftop kale and the aging racks double as impromptu life-coaching perches. When you lean in to smell a rind, she’ll ask what you’ve been avoiding—not because she’s nosy, but because fermentation teaches her that stalled growth always has a temperature, a pH, or a timing issue. Her hands are permanently stained with annatto and resolve. She won’t fix your choices—but she’ll help you read their texture, acidity, and potential for bloom.
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