St Romans
http://www.fromages.com/en/fromage/349-st-romans
St Romans - cheese - fromage
EUR
Disponible
Some cheeses have continued to be produced in their region of origin, and are still known by their old names, while the milk used to produce them has changed with time. St Romans is one such cheese. It used to be a fermier goat's milk cheese, but now it is almost exclusively an artisanal cow's milk cheese. It smells slightly of the cellar in which it is matured. Affinage lasts for at least 3 weeks.
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37000 TOURS
FRANCE +33 2 47 66 17 17 info@fromages.com Fromages.com - The best of french cheeses - le meilleur des fromages français. http://www.fromages.com/media/uploads/fromage/detail_349_1.jpg
Some cheeses have continued to be produced in their region of origin, and are still known by their old names, while the milk used to produce them has changed with time. St Romans is one such cheese. It used to be a fermier goat's milk cheese, but now it is almost exclusively an artisanal cow's milk cheese. It smells slightly of the cellar in which it is matured. Affinage lasts for at least 3 weeks.
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Area
Rhône-Alpes |
Season
Spring - Summer - Fall - Winter |
Maturing
Minimum 3 weeks For US delivery maturing extended over 60 days |
Pate
Uncooked, unpressed soft cheese with a white mould |
Milk
Cow |
Entire
Weight
200 g (7 Ozs)
Pairing cheese and wine
Red wine: Crozes-Hermitage (Syrah grape)
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