Thin rind with grey hues. Unctuous texture speckled with blue.
Melt in the mouth and creamy.
A really mild blue.
This cheese from Auvergne is made from 18 liters of milk, and needs a lot of care to achieve its characteristic smooth texture and mild taste. The curdled milk is carefully diced and stirred following specific methods which allow for natural openings to form within the cheese. Fourme d’Ambert is molded then drained in a warm room, and finally salted.
As a last step, the cheese is pricked to aerate the inside, and allow for the blue veins to develop.
Its delicate aroma makes Fourme d’Ambert the perfect addition to many dished such as tarts, creamy sauces or baked dishes. Equally great on a slice of crusty bread, we recommend pairing it with a local wine such as Côtes d’Auvergne or a Côtes du Rhone.