All Results sharing France as Country (7 Results)

Saint-Nectaire 40%

Saint-Nectaire 40%

Source: Cow

Country of Origin: France

Pasturization: Pasteurized

Rennet: Animal

Type of Cheese: Semi-Hard

Blurb: A French semi-soft cheese made from cow’s milk, known for its creamy texture and mild flavour.

Year of Invention: 1200


Brie

Brie

Source: Cow

Country of Origin: France

Pasturization: Unpasteurized

Rennet: Animal

Type of Cheese: Soft

Blurb: Brie is a soft cheese known for its creamy interior and white rind. It has a mild, buttery flavor with hints of earthiness.

Year of Invention: 700


Roquefort

Roquefort

Source: Sheep

Country of Origin: France

Pasturization: Unpasteurized

Rennet: Animal

Type of Cheese: Blue

Blurb: Roquefort is a famous blue cheese with a strong, tangy flavor and creamy texture. It is often enjoyed with fruits and sweet wines.

Year of Invention: 1070


Camembert

Camembert

Source: Cow

Country of Origin: France

Pasturization: Unpasteurized

Rennet: Animal

Type of Cheese: Soft

Blurb: Camembert is a creamy, soft cheese with a bloomy rind and a strong, earthy flavor. It is often baked or enjoyed with bread and apples.

Year of Invention: 1791


Comte

Comte

Source: Cow

Country of Origin: France

Pasturization: Unpasteurized

Rennet: Animal

Type of Cheese: Hard

Blurb: Comte is a French cheese with a fruity, nutty flavor and a firm texture. It is often used for melting and in fondue.

Year of Invention: 1100


Munster Gerome

Munster Gerome

Source: Cow

Country of Origin: France

Pasturization: Unpasteurized

Rennet: Animal

Type of Cheese: Semi-Soft

Blurb: Munster Gerome is a strong, pungent cheese with a creamy texture. It pairs well with Gewürztraminer and hearty bread.

Year of Invention: 600


Neufchatel

Neufchatel

Source: Cow

Country of Origin: France

Pasturization: Unpasteurized

Rennet: Animal

Type of Cheese: Soft

Blurb: Neufchatel is a soft cheese with a mushroomy aroma and creamy texture. It is often used in spreads and desserts.

Year of Invention: 500