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Soumaintrain Berthaut 200g

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A decadent cow's milk wash rind from the Burgundy region of France. Soumaintrain is aged for roughly six to eight weeks and during this period it is washed regu…
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$25.00

A decadent cow's milk wash rind from the Burgundy region of France. Soumaintrain is aged for roughly six to eight weeks and during this period it is washed regularly with brine and Marc de Bourgogne (yes, the same alcohol that is used to wash Epoisses). Initially, the cheese is brushed with brine, however, during the maturation, the quantity of Marc de Bourgogne is increased. As a result, the cheese has a beautiful orange rind, which conceals the soft and creamy interior.

Country of originFrance
Region, town: Burgundy
Source of milk: Cow's milk
Texture: Smooth, velvety, oozy
Flavour: Slightly gamey, salty, barnyard
Aging time: 6-8 weeks

Serving Suggestion: A beautiful cheese with some crusty baguette or sensational with some fig and walnut/raisin bread and some fresh apple slices. For a truly unique option, why not use it in a souffle - unbelievable!

Wine Pairing: Stick to tradition if you can and pair with a Burgundy pinot noir or chardonnay.

 

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Soumaintrain Berthaut 200g

$25.00

Description

A decadent cow's milk wash rind from the Burgundy region of France. Soumaintrain is aged for roughly six to eight weeks and during this period it is washed regularly with brine and Marc de Bourgogne (yes, the same alcohol that is used to wash Epoisses). Initially, the cheese is brushed with brine, however, during the maturation, the quantity of Marc de Bourgogne is increased. As a result, the cheese has a beautiful orange rind, which conceals the soft and creamy interior.

Country of originFrance
Region, town: Burgundy
Source of milk: Cow's milk
Texture: Smooth, velvety, oozy
Flavour: Slightly gamey, salty, barnyard
Aging time: 6-8 weeks

Serving Suggestion: A beautiful cheese with some crusty baguette or sensational with some fig and walnut/raisin bread and some fresh apple slices. For a truly unique option, why not use it in a souffle - unbelievable!

Wine Pairing: Stick to tradition if you can and pair with a Burgundy pinot noir or chardonnay.

 

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