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Buche du Marais Poitevin
£19.30
Our goat's log is made from pasteurised goat's milk. It has a thin, slightly creased, natural rind. The cheese beneath, the colour of ivory, is firm and smooth. Its flavours are delicate and savoury, with hints of citrus. Approx. 1kg Producer : Fromagerie de Fontenille (Beillevaire)Origin: Poitou-CharenteMilk : pasteurised goat's milkAllergens : milk
Camembert
£6.08
The most famous French cheese! Its flowery crust is white duvet. The paste is ivory to light yellow in colour, revealing local flavours, a powerful bouquet accompanied by a small salty tip when it is ripened. Magic! Approx. 250g Producer : Fromagerie du PlessisOrigin: NormandieMilk : unpasteurised cow's milkAllergens : milk
Camembert de Normandie Bonchoix
£8.98
The Camembert de Normandie is made in a workshop located in Gavray, Normandie. It is the collaborative work of know-how and passion of the cheesemaker Pierre Marty, his team and Beillevaire. Gavray is one of the last two artisan and independent Camembert de Normandie PDO makers. It is an honour to be part of the restrictive club of cheese makers...
Fleur des Marais Salants
£7.67
A delicate goat cheese with a thin rind. Just creamy under the rind, really soft and mild. Approx. 160g Producer : Fromagerie de Fontenille (Beillevaire)Origin: Poitou-CharenteMilk : unpasteurised goat's milkAllergens : milk
Lingot Cendré
£17.43
One of our homemade cheeses made from raw goat’s milk collected on a local farm, where the goats graze on rich, green fields. The cheese is made in our workshop in Machecoul. Our Lingot is prettily shaped into a large bar, meaning that it does not dry out too quickly. Covered in a thin, natural rind over charcoals ashes, it...
Machecoulais
£6.26
Being a Pascal Beillevaire's creation, the Machecoulais was born in 1998 and named after our hometown (Machecoul). It is a fresh cow’s milk cheese with a pleasant milky flavour. It is allowed to mature for 4 to 6 weeks and develop a creamy, velvety rind. Its texture is close to that of a goat’s cheese, fine and firm in the...
Munster fermier
£13.64
Two generations of the Claudepierre family have been making cheese for over 20 years on their farm in a natural park in the Vosges Mountains. It is here where Munster Fermier is made from the rich and buttery milk collected from their cattle, which enjoy the wildflower-rich pasture in spring and summer and are fed with local hay in winter.....
Petit Langres
£9.66
Its shape has everything to astonish: at its summit, a basin called fountain is the result of its ripening process during which Langres knows only two turns. Like L'Epoisse, Langres is draped with a bright orange crust due to regular washing with salt water. At the cut, its white ivory paste has a real suppleness, even a creamy texture that...
Pont l'évêque
£15.11
One of Normandie’s oldest cheeses, it is another monastic invention dating back to the Middle-Ages, but it was named like this in the 17th century after a village not far from Deauville, where it was produced. Made from raw milk, it is matured for 6 to 7 weeks in a cellar and is washed regularly to keep the cheese supple...
Pouligny Saint Pierre
£11.95
An AOP since 1976, the Pouligny comes from a region of France that is famous for its fantastic goat’s cheeses like the Selles sur Cher, the Valençay or the Crottin de Chavignol. The shape of the Pouligny clearly resembles that of the Valençay, but its texture is quite different: it has a lighter grain and is creamier, especially on the...
Reblochon fermier
£17.73
In Haute-Savoie, in the heart of the French Alps, the Montbeliard, Abondance and Tarentaise cattle graze by the chalets. Being granted PDO protection in 1952, it is the only area where the Reblochon can be produced. Between June and October, the animals are kept outdoors on the green pastures, where generous amounts of rain and snow over the winter keep...
Saint-Félicien
£9.48
Created at the beginning of the 20th century by a farmer who wanted to use his leftover milk and cream, the Saint-Félicien is now a clear proof of excellence of the French gastronomy in Isere, in the French Alps, along with the Saint-Marcellin. The Saint-Félicien is made from raw cow’s milk, left to drain for a week and then left...
Saint-Héray
£8.32
In 1906, pastor Eynard started to make goat's milk bloomy rind cheese in la Mothe-Saint-Héray village (Deux-Sèvres). The Saint-Heray is a "chèvre-boite" with a creamy texture and tangy notes.It is an original addition to a cheeseboard!Approx. 180gProducer : Fromagerie de la Mothe-Saint-Héray (Beillevaire)Origin: Deux-SèvresMilk : thermised goat's milkAllergens : milk
Saint-Marcellin
£5.00
Like its larger counterpart, the Saint-Félicien, the Saint-Marcellin is a young, creamy cow’s milk cheese from Dauphiné region. Matured for 4 to 5 weeks, it has delicate milky flavours. Our Saint Marcellin is a farmhouse production: the cattle graze on the farm and are fed with locally produced fodder in winter, giving the milk rich, buttery and vegetal flavours. Beneath...
Vacherin Mont d'or
£18.00
The best of Franche Comté in a distinctive wooden box, the Mont d’Or is a pale, creamy cheese with a meltingly soft texture beneath a golden rind and delicate flavours with pine notes. Produced in the co-operative farms on Mont d’Or, it is made from unpasteurised milk collected exclusively from Montbéliarde and Pie Rouge cattle. The cheese is encircled in...
Venaco
£20.50
Creamy, tasty while having character, the Venaco perpetuates the ancestral know-how of the Corsican shepherds. Producer: A FilettaOrigin: CorseMilk : pasteurised ewe's milkAllergens : milk