Horaires des fêtes

All our cheeses

Petit Baluchon

Shaped like a Besace, its pleated ivory rind covers a slightly crumbly dough that melts in the mouth.

Petit Fiancé

Marie-Suzanne and Philippe Garros have developed unique, innovative cheeses with a remarkable identity.

Petit Fuxéen

Petit Fuxéen doesn’t look like a classic Pyrenean cheese, with its faded red rind and white down.

Petit pavé

Poitou is a French region where goat farming, and the cheesemaking it gave rise to, have long been notable features of local rural and farming life. The goats grazing here…

Phébus

A creation of the famous Cabrioulet cheese dairy In the Pyrenees, deep in a valley of the Ariège department, the famous Cabrioulet cheese dairy was created over thirty years ago.Marie-Suzanne…

Renato

Nestled between ocean and mountains, the Basque Country boasts an exceptionally rich natural heritage. Soule, the smallest and most rural of its provinces, has kept its mountain character intact, and…

Rove

The Rove is, above all, the story of a hardy goat breed, perfectly suited to the arid, rugged landscapes of the South of France. Long overlooked, this Provençal goat is…

Saint-Félicien

In the heart of the Chartreuse massif, straddling Isère and Savoie, the Plantimay farm is a treasure trove of cheesemaking tradition. The Francillon family, makers of superb tommes and iconic…

Saint-Joseph

Cheesemaking is a craft honed over time, a passion often handed down from generation to generation. In the heart of the Chartreuse massif, in Isère, the Francillon family has been…

Saint-Marcellin

In the heart of the Chartreuse massif, straddling Isère and Savoie, the Plantimay farm is a treasure trove of cheesemaking tradition. The Francillon family make superb tommes there, as well…

Saint-Nicolas

This cheese is made by the Orthodox monks of the Saint-Nicolas de la Dalmerie monastery in the Hérault, in the south of France, who carry on an artisan cheesemaking tradition….

Sainte-Maure

In Touraine, amid the Loire valleys and sun-drenched meadows, the Sainte-Maure de Touraine fermière is made using traditional methods. This raw-milk goat’s cheese, recognisable by its elongated log shape and…