My first
impression is that it looks so similar to a Saint-Félicien. Chèvre
À Ma Manière weighs
around 200 grams (7 ounces), measuring 9 cm (3 1/2"), round shaped, it has
a pale golden natural mold rind and a very creamy runny white pâte. It is a
fairly young cheese with an affinage of a couple of weeks. It has a nice
balanced sweetness, sourness and acidity with a pleasant caprine lingering
flavour.
When trying to describe how I feel about this cheese the lyrics of the 1991 song “What Is Love?” by the group Deee-Lite comes to mind; “ How do you say delicious? How do you say delovely? How do you say delectable? How do you say divine?”
Chèvre À Ma Manière is fabricated by Simon Hamel of L’Atelier Fromagerie in Ste-Hélène-de-Chester in the Centre-du-Québec region.
Chèvre À Ma Manière pairs well with a Chenin Blanc.
Check out: Radio Canada's Bien dans son Assiette' video and article: "Le gagnant du Caseus de bronze".
When trying to describe how I feel about this cheese the lyrics of the 1991 song “What Is Love?” by the group Deee-Lite comes to mind; “ How do you say delicious? How do you say delovely? How do you say delectable? How do you say divine?”
Chèvre À Ma Manière is fabricated by Simon Hamel of L’Atelier Fromagerie in Ste-Hélène-de-Chester in the Centre-du-Québec region.
Chèvre À Ma Manière pairs well with a Chenin Blanc.
Check out: Radio Canada's Bien dans son Assiette' video and article: "Le gagnant du Caseus de bronze".
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