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Delice de Bourgogne

Attributes
Producer: 
Fromagerie Lincet
Country of Origin: 
France
Region of Origin: 
Burgundy
Milk Type: 
Cow
Milk Treatment: 
Pasteurised
Classification: 
Soft
Rennet: 
Animal
Rind: 
Mold Ripened
Shape: 
Disc
Size: 
8 ins diameter, 3-4 ins high
Weight: 
4.4 lbs

Made by Fromagerie Lincet, in the Burgundy region of France, Delice de Bourgogne is a classic triple creme cheese, much in the style of other classics, such as Brillat Savarin or Explorateur.

The basis for production of a triple creme cheese (according to French regulations) is that fresh cream, or creme fraiche, is added to full-fat cow's milk, thereby creating incredibly rich, full-flavored but mellow cheese with a smooth, melt-in-the-mouth texture.

Made in a 4.5lb. wheel, the rind of Delice de Bourgogne is white and bloomy as a result of the Penicilium Candidum mold. The interior paste is ivory-white-creamy in color and the texture in the center of the cheese is velvety and smooth, becoming softer or runny towards the rind as the cheese matures.

Flavors are extremely rich, creamy and buttery with a creme fraiche-like tang, and notes of leon and mushrooms.

Delice de Bourgogne pairs very well with Champagne.

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