Saint Heray Cheese
Saint Heray is a goat's milk cheese from the Acquitaine with a soft texture and flowered rind. This cheese with unparalleled creaminess resembles goat's Camembert.
- Type Soft paste
- Texture Creamy
- Rind Flowery
- Color White
- Flavor Herbaceous
- Aroma Goat's milk
This is a cheese with a long history, beginning in 1906 with Pasteur Eynard, who from his village of La Mothe-Saint-Heray specialized in making soft goat's milk cheese with a flowered rind. Mothe-Saint-Heray is a small town full of character located east of Niort, where the regional tradition of making goat's milk the raw material for the best cheeses is perpetuated.
Since then, this cheese has become famous for its legendary softness, thus embodying sustainability, tradition and history.
Origin
FRANCE
Typology
Saint Heray Cheese
Packaging
180 g
Owner Pascal Beillevaire began his entrepreneurial adventure in the 1980s with the mission of producing true artisanal butter, as per his family tradition. He then started from village markets and regional events, and success was not long in coming. However, the fame and growth of the Beillevaire family's business, even international, has not changed Pascal's mission; in fact, it is still the only company in France that works with raw milk and churns butter in wooden churns. Not only butter production, but also a benchmark for cheese aging, with its own quarries scattered throughout the various AOP designation regions.
Ingredients: Thermized goat's MILK, lactic ferments (MILK), animal rennet, salt.
Milk origin: France.
Store between 2-6 °C.
Average nutritional values per 100g: energy 1229 kJ/296 kcal, fat 24g, of which saturated fatty acids 16g, carbohydrates 0.05g, of which sugars 0.05g, protein 20g, salt 1g
Net weight: 180g
Address and company name: SARL Ets Beillevaire, 10 rue André Marie Ampère -La Seiglerie 1 44270 Machecoul Saint Même France
CE mark: FR 79 184 002 CE
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