

St. Felicien Grés Export is a delightful French cheese originating from the Rhône-Alpes region. This soft, cow's milk cheese is known for its exceptionally creamy and luscious texture. It features a delicate, bloomy rind that encases a pale, ivory-coloured paste.
The flavour of St. Felicien is rich and mild, with subtle earthy and nutty undertones that become more pronounced as the cheese matures. Its soft, almost spoonable consistency makes it perfect for spreading on bread or crackers, and it pairs wonderfully with light, fruity wines like Beaujolais or a crisp Chardonnay. The Grés Export version is specially packaged to maintain its quality and flavour during transportation, ensuring that cheese lovers around the world can enjoy its unique taste and texture.
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