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Comté 12/24/30 months
£10.44
The Comté is an artisan cheese that has a PDO designation since 1952. It takes about 450 litres of milk to make just one wheel of Comté. Farmers let their cattle graze on mountain pastures in summer, and feed them with hay in winter. It is the art of affinage though that makes the Comté a truly great cheese. When...
Beaufort d'alpage
£13.78
The Beaufort Chalet d'Alpage is the best part of the summer production starting at the beginning of June and lasting till the end of October, when the Tarentaise and Abondance cows graze on the alpine meadows filled with abundant wildflowers and grasses and give a rich and flavoursome milk. It takes 500 litres of milk to make one wheel of...
Meule des Alpes
£5.80
The Alpes wheel is made south of Albertville in Savoie. It has a pressed cooked paste that is both smooth and supple, typical of cheeses from this region. The minimum 6-month maturing period gives it its beautiful colour and fruity flavour. Producer : Atelier de la Savoyarde (Beillevaire)Origin: Rhône-Alpes - SavoieMilk : unpasteurised cow's milkAllergens : milk
Tête de Moine
£51.02
One of the few cheeses that can be served as a rosette through the use of a chanterelle. These fine shavings used to subtly reveal the fine and complex flavors of the Tête de Moine. We find floral notes, legacies of the rich pastures where cows graze the Bernese Jura. Producer: EmmiOrigin: SuisseMilk : unpasteurised cow's milkAllergens : milk
Raclette de Savoie
£13.79
Produced in La Savoyarde, nestled in the Savoie Mountains, our Raclette is made from the thermised cow’s milk collected from the neighbouring farms. It is matured on spruce for at least 8 weeks. The wood gives the cheese a nuttier flavour, and it helps regulate the moisture of the rind. Although perfectly enjoyable when eaten cold, the Raclette cheese truly reveals...
Morbier bichonné
£9.13
The history of Morbier is linked to that of the Comté cheese. It is thought that farmers used the leftover curd from the production of Comté, which was not enough for a whole wheel, to make a cheese they would keep for their own consumption. They would cover the top of the curd with ashes to protect it, then add...
Tomme des Alpes
£9.06
The Tomme de Montagne is made in Désaignes, in the Monts d'Ardèche Regional Natural Park, from mountain milk collected from farms located no further than 20-km from the cheese dairy. It is then matured for 2 months in our maturation cellar in Savoie. It has a soft straw yellow paste, dotted with a multitude of holes like the Tomme...
Reblochon fermier
£18.34
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...
Pont l'évêque
£15.57
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...
Brillat-Savarin
£21.31
Created as an homage to the eponymous gastronome, the Brillat-Savarin aims to please! A triple-cream cheese with an irresistible luscious, melting-in-the-mouth texture. Its flavours are quite delicate. The cheese is made of triple cream and matured for only a couple of weeks, so that the delicate milky and creamy flavours stand out. But as it matures, it becomes more...
Saint Simeon
£9.09
Saint Simeon, is a soft and creamy blooming rind cheese. It is a triple cream cheese with a buttery texture. It is made in Seine-et-Marne in our workshop of Bries-De-Saint-Remy, where we also make the Brie de Meaux. Producer : Atelier des Bries-De-Saint-Remy (Beillevaire)Origin: Seine-et-MarneMilk : unpasteurised cow's milkAllergens : milk 200g
Brun de noix
£18.95
The Brun de Noix is produced in our dairy in Machecoul, in the countryside, to the south of the Loire River. It is made from raw milk, brushed regularly with a walnut liqueur and kept in a moist cave for up to 2 months. Taking its striking colour from the walnut, it has a pretty shape that enchants the...
Rocher Nantais
£10.56
The Rocher Nantais has a fine orangy, skated yellow crust such a leather. Its yellow dough cremates is soft. In mouth, it exhales a discreet flavor of fresh milk. Producer: Fromagerie BeillevaireOrigin: Pays de la Loire - Loire-AtlantiqueMilk : unpasteurised cow's milkAllergens : milk
Epoisses
£13.48
Epoisses is the gem of Burgundy, a region famed for its fantastic wines and brilliant cuisine. The Epoisses was first made by the monks of the Cîteaux Abbey, who later shared the technique with the local farmers. After a decline in the early 20th century, it became popular again in the 1950s and has been greatly enjoyed and sought-after ever...
Chabichou du Poitou
£8.91
The famous Chabichou du Poitou (PDO since 1990) is made in our workshop in Fontenille (Deux-Sèvres) in Poitou. Our famous Chabichou du Poitou, which has earned critics’ acclaim as well as several awards granted by the General Agricultural Competition in Paris, is the perfect embodiment of this exceptional range. It is a traditional cheese made from unpasteurised goat milk. Having...
Mothais sur feuille
£11.27
Made from raw milk produced by Alpine goats, it is matured for 4 to 7 weeks. The chestnut leaf controls the humidity of the cheese, absorbing the extra moisture if needed and giving it back to the cheese when it becomes too dry. It has a thin white bloomy rind, slightly creased. Blue dots of mould can appear as it...
Sainte-Maure de Touraine
£12.14
Being granted PDO in 1990, Sainte-Maure de Touraine is one of the most famous goat’s cheeses in France. Its origins go back to the Middle-Ages, after goats were introduced by the Moors. It is made in the eponymous village of Sainte-Maure, in the Loire Valley, and is easily recognised by its small log-like shape and the traditional ryegrass straw running...
Cabri d'ici
£7.78
Originally from Poitou, it is now made in our own dairy from the milk of pasture-grazed goats. Matured up to 4 weeks, it has a soft and meltingly soft texture and a thin blue grey rind. Its flavours are fresh and tangy. Fresher and lighter than a Loire Valley cheese (like Selles sur Cher), it is a very smooth and...
Long cendré
£9.60
Long Cendré is a goat’s log made from unpasteurised milk following a traditional recipe from Poitou-Charentes. Dusted in charcoal ash to neutralise acidity, it develops a thin ashy, slightly wrinkled natural rind. It has a firm and homogenous ivory-coloured paste with a soft, almost velvety texture and delicate flavours with hints of fresh hay and citrus. Approx. 240gProducer : Fromagerie...
Valencay
£12.13
A PDO cheese since 1998, the Valençay comes from the eponymous village in Indre, a region famous for its goat cheeses. Moulded by hand, it is the shape of a truncated pyramid, looking particularly striking. Matured for at least 11 days, it has a thin and firm texture that becomes creamier around the edges which may be slightly crumbly. Like...