Best Western European Cream Cheeses
Crema de Queso de Cabra is a gourmet product crafted by Queso Payoyo. It combines the rich, tangy flavors of Payoya goat's milk cheese, which is known for its unique creaminess, with the sharpness of blue cheese. This creates a balanced and luxurious spread that is highly versatile in culinary applications, ranging from simple bread spreads to more elaborate recipes.
The Payoya goat's milk cheese is made from the milk of the Payoya goat, a breed indigenous to the Andalusian region in Spain, renowned for its high-quality milk.
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International Cheese Awards - Gold
2022, 2019

Concours International de Lyon - Gold
2025
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Italian Cheese Awards - ICA
2019, 2017
Le Dôme de Boulogne is a double-cream cheese with a bloomy rind, inspired by the dome of the Cathedral of Boulogne-sur-Mer. This soft cheese is crafted from raw cow's milk and cream, with a smooth, chalky texture that becomes creamy in the mouth. After aging for three weeks, the cheese develops a thin white rind and a pale yellow interior, exuding subtle aromas of cream and light iodine.
Its flavor profile includes a touch of bitterness with hints of dry hay and wild herbs. Perfectly suited for cheese boards, it reflects the artisanal expertise of Fromagerie Sainte Godeleine.
Triple-Crème is an artisanal cheese produced by the company Fromagerie Germain. This cheese is known for its rich, creamy texture and high butterfat content, making it exceptionally decadent and smooth. The name "Triple-Crème" denotes that this cheese must contain at least 75% butterfat in its dry matter, contributing to its luxurious mouthfeel.
Not only does Triple-Crème cheese offer a sumptuous experience, but it also provides a mild, slightly tangy flavor that pairs well with a variety of fruits, nuts, and wines often enjoyed as a dessert cheese.
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World Cheese Awards - Gold
2022, 2021
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World Cheese Awards - Gold
2024
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World Cheese Awards - Gold
2024
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Concours International de Lyon - Gold
2025
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