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Bleu de Gex is a blue-veined cheese with a firm consistency, made from raw cow's milk and produced in the Gex region of the Ain department in France. Produced by 3 Comté cooperatives, Bleu de Gex is rather mild and has a slight vegetal bitterness. It can be eaten with a knife at the table or melted in a sauce or raclette. see less

The famous St marcelin of the Richard mother with its incomparable creaminess see less

An iconic cheese of Lombardy, Gorgonzola is a melting, even runny blue. Dolce for "sweet", its silkiest form with notes of apples and pears. A delight!
Milk type: Cow; Origin: Lombardy
Maturing: 50 days see less

A creamy cheese with a buttery flavour and hints of undergrowth. Taleggios are cheeses that were historically created by the Alpine banks when they returned from the summer pastures. . see less

A delicate taste of fresh milk and straw for this PDO cheese made by the Dongé family. The maturing process at La Fruitière gives it a superb creaminess that it would be a shame to ignore by eating it too cold. So take it out of the fridge at least 1 hour (or 2, or 3...) before eating it. see less

The famous Italian washed crust, delicate and creamy see less

A legendary creamy cow's cheese. The creaminess is due to rinsing with water and not to the addition of cream: it is therefore a low-fat cheese, contrary to popular belief. On the other hand, you can enjoy it with a spoon! see less

A blue-veined cheese made from raw milk, a smooth and tasty cheese. A classic see less

A Camembert cheese made with buffalo milk is a must-taste! And it's delicious!
Milk type: Bufflonne see less

A raw milk raclette from the Jura, smoked in a tuyé, for an incomparable animal taste see less

Croute lavée emblematic of Alsace see less

The last raw milk Herve AOP, always matured to perfection. A cheese to be rediscovered absolutely. see less

The cousin of the Herve, washed in beer and syrup see less

This is the only raw milk Cheddar that has been matured for 24 months (even rarer) for this very fruity cheese with a supple paste as we like it! see less

One of France's least known PDO cheeses, a washed rind, a biscornu shape for a creamy and unctuous texture added to the power of a cheese rubbed for several weeks see less

Between the creaminess of a Brie and the taste of a Normandy camembert, Coulommier is to be rediscovered in a home-made maturing process. see less

A Belgian cheese like you don't find many, with an extremely creamy washed crust. see less

A triple cream cheese made with raw milk and a bloomy crust, an incomparable sweetness from Burgundy for this cheese whose name is a tribute to the famous gastronome of the same name. see less

A soft cheese, a flowery crust on which flowers and spices are added. It's fresh, it's sweet, it's organic. It is a delight. see less

The last Herve PDO cheese made from raw milk, still matured to perfection. A cheese to be rediscovered. Here in its saltier and more powerful version, known as "piquante". see less

This is the real Camembert, ladled by hand. A soft Normandy PDO cheese with a bloomy rind. see less

a little sweeter than a brie, creamier than a camembert, it is sprinkled with black pepper see less

A delicious, salty hug from Burgundy for this soft cheese with a bloomy crust and creamy flavours and notes of wild mushrooms. 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

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

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

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

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

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

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