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burgundy Cheeses

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Discover the unique cheese-making traditions and specialties from burgundy.

Total Varieties

3

regional specialties

Milk Types

1

different milk sources

Textures

3

texture varieties

Distribution by Milk Type

cow3

Distribution by Texture

creamy3
smooth3
dense1

All Cheeses from burgundy

Abbaye De Citeaux

cow milk
creamy, dense, smooth

Abbaye De Citeaux is a traditional French cheese originating from the Burgundy region, crafted by monks in the Cistercian abbey. This semi-soft, artisan cheese is brined, resulting in a rich, creamy texture that is both dense and smooth. With its unique combination of flavors and aromas, it embodies the essence of its terroir.

Affidelice Au Chablis

cow milk
creamy, smooth

Affidelice Au Chablis is a unique and indulgent soft cheese hailing from the Burgundy region of France. Made from cow's milk, this cheese is characterized by its creamy and smooth texture, making it a delightful treat for cheese lovers. The cheese is washed in Chablis wine, which enhances its flavor profile and gives it a distinctive character.

Aisy Cendre

cow milk
creamy, smooth

Aisy Cendre is a unique semi-soft cheese hailing from the Burgundy region of France. This cheese is known for its distinctive smear-ripened technique, which contributes to its creamy and smooth texture. The cheese is wrapped in a layer of ash, giving it a rustic appearance and enhancing its complex flavor profile.

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