Fourme d’Ambert Semi-Firm Pasteurized Cow’s Milk French Blue Cheese from France – 1 lb / 454 g – GUARANTEED OVERNIGHT

Price: $56.95
(as of Apr 21, 2023 21:56:28 UTC – Details)

Fourme d’Ambert is a semi-firm, pasteurized, blue, cow’s milk cheese from France. It is one of France’s oldest cheeses (dating back to the Roman period). The maturing process takes place in aerated, humid cellars and lasts 2 to 3 months. In the Tours region of France, the local cheese mongers allow the cheeses to mature by adding a little “mellow Vouvray wine”. It comes from the volcanic region of Auvergne, at the center of France. It is made by a family dairy where the cheese is hand salted. It is notable for being one of the creamiest, most dense, and most mild tasting blue cheeses from France. It has a slightly tangy, savory flavor. The pate is cream coloured with prominent blue veining. Its crumbly texture & soft fruity taste is best paired with a light red (Cabernet Franc) or a sweet white Bordeaux (Sauterne). Also enjoy with prunes, figs, or with a salad.
Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 1 Pounds
UPC ‏ : ‎ 709932086549
Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ MARKY’S
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0B8DXVQPY
Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ France

In the Tours region of France, the local cheese mongers allow the cheeses to mature by adding a little “mellow Vouvray wine”. It comes from the volcanic region of Auvergne, at the center of France. It is made by a family dairy where the cheese is hand salted. It is notable for being one of the creamiest, most dense, and most mild tasting blue cheeses from France.
t is made by a family dairy where the cheese is hand salted. It is notable for being one of the creamiest, most dense, and most mild tasting blue cheeses from France. It has a slightly tangy, savory flavor. The pate is cream coloured with prominent blue veining. Its crumbly texture & soft fruity taste is best paired with a light red (Cabernet Franc) or a sweet white Bordeaux (Sauterne). Also enjoy with prunes, figs, or with a salad.
Product is perishable and will be shipped via Overnight Shipping.