A classic triple crème cow’s milk cheese with a bloomy rind, Cremeux de Bourgogne fourré à la truffe is lush and buttery, voluptuous inside with a dense paste full of milky and sweet flavours, with a marked lactic finish.
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A classic triple crème cow’s milk cheese with a bloomy rind, Cremeux de Bourgogne fourré à la truffe is lush and buttery, voluptuous inside with a dense paste full of milky and sweet flavours, with a marked lactic finish.
