Inspired by AOC Morbier, Le Douanier is semi-soft, with a copper-coloured washed rind, with the pale golden paste split with a thin line of grey-blue ash made from maple wood. Flavour notes of green apple and nuts.
The ash line in the middle is symbolic of the U.S.-Canadian border that is located within a kilometre of Fromagerie Fritz Kaiser in Noyan, Quebec. Fittingly, Le Douanier translates to "customs officer."
Hard ripened cheese with a distinctive taste and a natural hint of sweetness. Made with all natural ingredients. Sweet, granular cheese aged over a year and manufactured by Carbery, located in County Cork, Republic of Ireland. Since 1996 it has been marketed internationally by the Irish Dairy Board under the Kerrygold label. The cheese is named after the city of Dublin, although it is made in Cork.
This goat milk brie style cheese has a soft bloomy rind and a rich creamy interior. The flavors are mild, delicate, and creamy, unlike most goat cheeses that usually have a tangy and sharp flavor. It is recommended to serve Florette with crusty bread, mushrooms, potatoes, and fresh or dried fruit.
Pair it with light, fruity ales or sparkling wines.
Made at the only cheese factory managed by Benedictine monks in North America, Fontina de l'Abbaye is a smooth slightly elastic cheese with mild lactic and hazelnut flavours.
Fresh sheep cheese, creamy, mildand rich. Use this spreadable cheese on a cheese board, on bagels, in dips or spreads. Use as you would a cow milk cream cheese.
