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Brie Fermier with Truffles by Rothschild

Weight: 880

Maturation: 6 weeks

Cheese Type: Uncooked, Pressed soft cheese with bloomy rind

The Rothschild family is not only in banks or wine… but also in cheese! Owners of the Domaine des 30 Arpents, located in Seine-et-Marne, in the heart of the Briard country, they produce an exceptionnal Farm Brie with Perigord Black truffles: a true gem for cheese lovers!

For the “Fermier à la truffe du Périgord”, the head cheesemaker at the Domaine des 30 Arpents selects the finest Bries de Meaux, which are lovingly ripened for five to six weeks. Each cheese is cut in half and garnished with a Brillat cream mixture, to which are added thin slices of Périgord black truffles. To allow the truffle to piecey expresses itself within the creamy texture of the cheese, the Brie wheel is again placed in a maturing cellar for several days.

The cheese has a creamy and buttery texture with notes of nuts. What makes it even more tastier is the Perigord truffle, known for being the culinary diamond of the kitchen. The cheese reveals a sublime perfume of black truffle which will delight all your guests for any special occasion!

Store in the fridge, wrapped in cheese paper, and consume within a few days.

Wine Pairing:

Red wine (Beaujolais)
White wines (Chinon, Chardonnay)

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SGD22.9/200g

Best Before: 2 January 2025

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