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Cheese Beaufort Alpage AOP Cow Milk LFM 40kg

Item No. IDA0WW0001904
History In the Middle Ages, it was the monks and the village communities who undertook the clearing of the mountain pastures to accommodate the dairy herds. They made a cheese called "Vachelin". It takes its name from the valley of Beaufort, its cradle. It is made in high mountain chalet in transhum

Description

History

In the Middle Ages, it was the monks and the village communities who undertook the clearing of the mountain pastures to accommodate the dairy herds. They made a cheese called "Vachelin". It takes its name from the valley of Beaufort, its cradle. It is made in high mountain chalet in transhumance.

Fabrication

Albert makes his Beaufort with milk heated to 33 degrees Celsius to which it adds rennet. The “décaillage” is carried out at the "slice curd" at a temperature between 53 and 56 ° C After resting, then brewing "on fire", the cheese is wrapped in a canvas and molded in beech wood circles. Pressed then salted, it is refined in the cellar for at least 5 months.

Tasting advice

The Beaufort is an excellent end of meal cheese. It is also consumed as an aperitif cut into small cubes. It is used to make fondue Savoyarde and enters the composition of pies, tarts and gratins.

Wine-pairing

The Beaufort can be tasted with wines of Savoie of course, but it also matches with red tannic wines or white wines from Bourgogne or Jura.

Appearance: smooth rind, plain texture almost without holes.
Texture: firm and melting.
Smell: fresh and fruity.
Taste: fine and fruity hazelnut flavor.

Main Features

Product code: BEAU3
Production place: Rhône Alpes, France
Approval number: FR 54395173 CE
Maturing place: Lorraine, France
Shelf-life: 70 days
Maturing time: 5 to 18 months
Storage temperature: between +4°C and 8°C
Weight: 40 kg

Nutritional Values

Type of milk: raw cow milk
Rind color: brown
Type of cheese: hard pressed cheese
Texture color: pale yellow

Ingredients:
- Raw cow milk 97.40 %
- Salt 1.2 %
- Lactic starters 0.80 %
- Rennet 0.60 %

Energetic value per 100 g

kcal-kJ 401 - 1677
Proteins 26 g
Carbohydrate 1.9 g
Salt 1.1 g

Fat content

Fat level in total weight >29 %
Fat level in dried matter 54.5 %
Dry extract 61 %

Microbiological Standards

Listeria: none in 25 g No preservatives or color additives.
Salmonella: none in 25 g Guaranteed GMO-free, in accordance
Enterobacteria: < 10 ufc/ml with current legislation.

Logistics

Packaging: Greaseproof paper and bubble pack
Cardboard box sizes: Large: 600*150*400 mm
Small: 310*110*220 mm

Specifications

Brands
Les Freres Marchand
Country of Origin
France
Certifications
AOP
Storage Temperature
Chilled Cheese 4°C
Unit of Measure
Variable weight items show approximated prices per piece. The actual delivery and final price may vary based on the actual weight on delivery. 

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Cheese Beaufort Alpage AOP Cow Milk LFM 40kg

Item No. IDA0WW0001904
History In the Middle Ages, it was the monks and the village communities who undertook the clearing of the mountain pastures to accommodate the dairy herds. They made a cheese called "Vachelin". It takes its name from the valley of Beaufort, its cradle. It is made in high mountain chalet in transhum

Description

History

In the Middle Ages, it was the monks and the village communities who undertook the clearing of the mountain pastures to accommodate the dairy herds. They made a cheese called "Vachelin". It takes its name from the valley of Beaufort, its cradle. It is made in high mountain chalet in transhumance.

Fabrication

Albert makes his Beaufort with milk heated to 33 degrees Celsius to which it adds rennet. The “décaillage” is carried out at the "slice curd" at a temperature between 53 and 56 ° C After resting, then brewing "on fire", the cheese is wrapped in a canvas and molded in beech wood circles. Pressed then salted, it is refined in the cellar for at least 5 months.

Tasting advice

The Beaufort is an excellent end of meal cheese. It is also consumed as an aperitif cut into small cubes. It is used to make fondue Savoyarde and enters the composition of pies, tarts and gratins.

Wine-pairing

The Beaufort can be tasted with wines of Savoie of course, but it also matches with red tannic wines or white wines from Bourgogne or Jura.

Appearance: smooth rind, plain texture almost without holes.
Texture: firm and melting.
Smell: fresh and fruity.
Taste: fine and fruity hazelnut flavor.

Main Features

Product code: BEAU3
Production place: Rhône Alpes, France
Approval number: FR 54395173 CE
Maturing place: Lorraine, France
Shelf-life: 70 days
Maturing time: 5 to 18 months
Storage temperature: between +4°C and 8°C
Weight: 40 kg

Nutritional Values

Type of milk: raw cow milk
Rind color: brown
Type of cheese: hard pressed cheese
Texture color: pale yellow

Ingredients:
- Raw cow milk 97.40 %
- Salt 1.2 %
- Lactic starters 0.80 %
- Rennet 0.60 %

Energetic value per 100 g

kcal-kJ 401 - 1677
Proteins 26 g
Carbohydrate 1.9 g
Salt 1.1 g

Fat content

Fat level in total weight >29 %
Fat level in dried matter 54.5 %
Dry extract 61 %

Microbiological Standards

Listeria: none in 25 g No preservatives or color additives.
Salmonella: none in 25 g Guaranteed GMO-free, in accordance
Enterobacteria: < 10 ufc/ml with current legislation.

Logistics

Packaging: Greaseproof paper and bubble pack
Cardboard box sizes: Large: 600*150*400 mm
Small: 310*110*220 mm

Specifications

Brands
Les Freres Marchand
Country of Origin
France
Certifications
AOP
Storage Temperature
Chilled Cheese 4°C
Unit of Measure
Variable weight items show approximated prices per piece. The actual delivery and final price may vary based on the actual weight on delivery. 

Reviews (0)

There are no reviews yet.