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Shoulder and breast of veal, ideal for blanquette see less

Une selection sublime de février 2019, la quintessence de l'affinage à l'ancienne, reservant des arômes de noix uniques et une texture incroyablement beurée pour son âge.
Type de lait: Vache Cru, Origine: France
Affinage: fevrier 2019 see less

A well matured tomme which reveals a firm, almost brittle paste with a roasted taste. A PDO from the Basque Country made from raw sheep's milk. see less

"Le secret le mieux gardé de Suisse" c'est comme ça que l'on presente ce fromage qui ne peut se résumer à un mini gruyère, frotté pendant de longs mois avec un melange secret d'herbes de la montagne, ce fromage corsé et bien gras en bouche vous ravira !
Type de lait: Vache Cru, Origine: Suisse
Affinage: 9 Mois see less

Marinées au romarin et à l'huile d'olive see less

Le fameux pecorino romain pour la Cacio e pepe
Type de lait: Brebis Pasteurisé, Origine: Italie see less

Raclette made from raw Swiss milk, this one is made with truffles. Refined for a long time to reveal its character, without artificial flavours, it will delight gourmets. see less

A delicious homemade mixture, selected from Gruyère and Vacherin fribourgeois already grated and ready to melt. All that remains is to add the white wine! A little advice for the fondue wine: A dry white Chardonnay. 40ml per 500g of cheese! see less

This emblematic Swiss hard cheese is matured here for 2 years to give it its unique roasted and salty taste. see less

Bleu du Limbourg, marbled and creamy. see less

A raclette made with raw milk from the Jura and flavoured with wild garlic, a deliciously subtle and fragrant garlic flavour that will bring great diversity to this seasonal dish! see less

From one of the best parts of the lamb, here in a boned and defatted version, ideal for simmered dishes, this piece will hold up well to long, slow cooking. A quality meat, slightly marbled but not too fatty. see less

Tasty and buttery, fatter than average thanks to a 100-day diet of grain after roaming the great Irish plains. see less

Arabica, rich, fruity aroma; full body; medium acidity.

A precise blend of 3 of the finest Grands Crus harvested in each of the 3 coffee-producing continents. Central America, Indonesia and Africa! The whole Ecuador line in your cup! The fine acidity of the first coffee softens that of the third. The silky body of one of the origins softens the power of the other 2. A fruity, full-bodied blend with a hint of acidity. see less

Organic farmhouse goat cheese from Limburg see less

The last artisanal Roquefort AOP, a firm paste, a powerful and salty taste, incomparable see less

Organic farm goat from Limburg with provence herbs see less

A farmhouse gouda made from raw milk, a high-quality product for one of the most widely consumed cheeses in Belgium. Crunchy & crisp to the bite, this old cheese is sold in blocks. see less

A creamy cheese, washed in salt water for a long period of time, Soumaintrain deserves to be known, it lives in the shadow of its cousin Epoisses. see less

The fillet is the most tender of all cuts. Not too much fat, but still a little (it's still Black Angus!) for a tender meat that melts in the mouth like a praline. Free-range, grass-fed beef. see less

Arabica: Generous, wild and fruity aroma, with tangy notes of citrus and passion fruit. Slight white floral notes; intense body, complex but balanced, good persistence. Marked acidity (intensity 3/5).

Our story begins in Kivu (a province in the east of the DRC) where we had coffee plantations in the 1950s, so we are particularly pleased to be able to offer this origin direct from the producer. This exceptional coffee grows on the volcanic soil bordering Lake Kivu at an altitude of between 1800 and 2000 metres, and benefits from a remarkable location. The coffee is grown without the use of pesticides or chemical fertilisers, and the cherries are harvested by small-scale producers, enabling them to achieve real improvements in their quality of life. The marketing of this coffee and its return to the markets represent the rebirth of a great terroir. see less

A raw milk raclette from the Jura, the softest and most lactic available. see less

Creamy cow's cheese, deliciously acidic. A treat from Switzerland see less

Veal jaret, an essential ingredient in Osso Buco. Tender and soft, smooth with its bone that will bring body to this splendid stewed dish! MINIMUM 600G / 2 see less

French farmhouse red label duck breast, suitable for 2 people see less

Assortment of various cheeses. Selection made according to the maturing process and the cheese maker's wishes see less

No, it is not a "bleu", its line in the centre is made of vegetable ash, "du charbon de bois". An unctuous cheese matured at the Fruitiere to gain in strength. The uncooked pressed cheeses are characterised by a cold pressing which allows the maximum amount of whey to be removed. see less

Farmhouse Reblochon ! To your tartiflettes see less

An AOP cheese from Burgundy, traditionally dry with a very smooth paste. Quite strong on the goat taste. A real amateur cheese! see less

Switzerland's legendary PDO cheese, made in the mountain pastures over a wood fire see less

Completely boned and opened flat, marinated in rosemary, lemon zest, garlic and olive oil. Ideal for the bbq & oven, much quicker as it is flat. see less

The legendary Tuscan Pecorino, matured for two years in a cave for an incomparable softness and taste. It is considered the best Pecorino in the world and has won many awards in world competitions. see less

A fatty paste and a fruity taste for this PDO cheese made in the Alps see less

A triple cream cheese, like a hug. A clever blend of homemade truffles and this is the ultimate pleasure cheese. see less

A real raw milk raclette from Savoie, carefully washed with Apremont wine see less

A rack of Iberian chops tied together, ideal for slow cooking or baking! The Iberian pig has a very marbled meat thanks to the acorn-based diet of this Spanish breed. It produces a tender meat with a very pronounced taste. see less

Red label chicken, free-range (with space!), minimum 81 days old and fed on corn. Slightly sweet taste. see less

The most important part of the lamb, certainly the most tender, ideal for the oven, why not with honey and thyme? Be careful, never prick your leg of lamb before putting it in the oven: The cooking juices will run out and it will lose its tenderness and its delicate taste. see less

Located on the back of the animal, the lamb nut is a prime rib separated from its bone. The nut of flesh is surrounded by a thin layer of fat, giving it a tasty taste. see less

The T-Bone is mythical and doubly noble: the fillet and the striploin, for a refined and tasty piece of meat, without the fat of a rib on the bone, but this bone, precisely, which holds the meat together and gives it a coating and bewitching flavour! see less