France

A colorful blend of green, pink, and black olives with lupini beans in an aromatic French marinade of spices, peppers, and white wine vinegar.

Meaty olives marinated in herbs de Provence (basil, thyme, rosemary, sage, marjoram and savory).

A member of the Port-du-Salut family, it can be recognized by its fine, moist rind, its yielding texture, and its slightly salty taste. For all its natural mildness, it has both taste and character! With its nice semi-soft texture, this French cheese has a smooth fruity taste with a slightly stronger finish.

Arpea de Brebis hails from the Basque area in the Aquitaine region of France, near the Spanish border. Made from pasteurized sheep’s milk, this semi-firm cheese is remarkably fresh and grassy, with a creamy paste and sandy washed-rind. Although Basque cider may be more difficult to come by in the United States, any dry, crisp cider or funky Belgian geuze would be a refreshing...

This is a soft-ripened goat milk camembert. Distinctive goat aroma witha creamy, milky, and clean goat milk flavor.

Brie du Pommier is an authentic-flavored brie with a creamy paste and full flavor.It has notes of mushrooms and butter and is sure to please the aficionado as well as the casual enthusiast!

Since 1982, Chevrefeuille has been specializing in goat’s milk cheeses produced in the heart of the Perigord region of France. The word chevrefeuille translates to “honeysuckle” and is a perfect representation of these delicate cheeses. The “Fleur” line of Chevrefeuille cheeses are made with pasteurized milk. The cheeses, weighing approximately five-pounds each, have a...

Since 1982, Chevrefeuille has been specializing in goat’s milk cheeses produced in the heart of the Perigord region of France. The word chevrefeuille translates to “honeysuckle” and is a perfect representation of these delicate cheeses. The “Fleur” line of Chevrefeuille cheeses are made with pasteurized milk. The cheeses, weighing approximately five-pounds each, have a...

Since 1982, Chevrefeuille has been specializing in goat’s milk cheeses produced in the heart of the Perigord region of France. The word chevrefeuille translates to “honeysuckle” and is a perfect representation of these delicate cheeses. The “Fleur” line of Chevrefeuille cheeses are made with pasteurized milk. The cheeses, weighing approximately five-pounds each, have a...