Goat Cheese
Discover our Goat cheese selection delivered to your door step in Hong Kong.
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Fresh Goat Cheese – 200g
$80Discover this fresh goat cheese from Berry.
Piece of 200g
Best before: 1 week after the delivery
Le Chistera – 200 g
$99Made in Basque country, this cheese is made from goat milk 42% and sheep 58%. It is a variation from the Ossau Iraty and can be enjoyed nature or with black cherry jam.
Slice of about 200g
Best before: 1 week after the delivery
Sainte-Maure de Touraine – 250g
$150A soft pate goat cheese, medium intensity and 2 weeks maturation.
Piece of 250g AOP certification (protected designation of origin)
Eat by date: 10 days after the delivery
Pelardon Fermier – 60g
$21Pelardon is a traditional, unpasteurised, fresh table cheese made from goat’s milk. The thin, wrinkled, natural rind has white and pale blue moulds. Softer and more mousse-like than most goat’s milk cheeses when young, the flavour of Pelardon suggests sour cream with walnut oil, balanced by a gentle, salty finish. When aged, the rind has a different goaty aroma and an intense Brazil-nut sweetness. The texture is drier, but the cheese is still very creamy. It is made in several areas in the Languedoc region.
Piece of 60g
Best before: 1 week after the delivery
Figou Fermier – 110g
$100This goat cheese is filled with fig jam, so we had a superb sweet and sour taste. You can even serve this tiny goat cheese as a dessert. Pair this cheese with either half dry white wine such as Vouvray (chenin grape) or try
a Porto.
Piece of about 160g
Best before: 1 week after the delivery
Aged Tour la Guyotte – 150g
$123Tour Guyotte is a raw goats’ milk cheese from Burgundy. It’s a soft, mossy, spring goat cheese covered either with silvery green or rusty orange tinged molds. It’s named after the Guyotte, a small river in the Saône-et-Loire department of the Bourgogne region, and a tributary to the Doubs and, ultimately the Rhône.
Piece of 250g
Best before: 1 week after the delivery
La Bouyguette – 150g
$83This delicious goat’s milk cheese is formed by hand and is moulded in a linen (one notes the mark of the folds in impression on the rind of the cheese). Its shape is original and decorated with a bit of rosemary which scents it beautifully. It will be the star of your cheeseboard !
Piece of 150g
Eat by date: 4 days after the delivery
Fleur de Chevre – 130g
$79Drum-shaped cheese with a thin natural rind and a fresh, light texture. Almost mousse-like when young, the cheese is salted with delicate fine grains of Fleur de Sel from the Ile de Re, giving the taste a gentleness quite unlike other goat’s cheeses.
Price is per piece of about 130g
Selles-sur-cher fermier – 150g
$96The Selles-sur-cher takes its name from the village of Selles-sur-Cher, which itself is named after the local river, the Cher. The AOC was awarded in 1986, although the cheese itself dates back to the nineteenth century. This cheese used to be produced for family consumption.
The steely grey charcoal ash rind enrobes a pure white paste which is smooth and mild with a fondant texture. The flavour is tart and salty with a rich hazelnut aroma. Locals eat the rind, which gives the cheese a sharper, more pronounced flavour.
This is a cheese for the end of meal perhaps served alongside a small salad of mixed leaves with a few slices of green apple.
Piece of 150g
Best before: 1 week after the delivery
Persille de Chevre Fermier – 200g
$103Unique and original blue cheese produced near Paris is a perfect introduction to blue cheese family. It’is a tome with a grey rind which becomes darker during the maturation which can last 3 months. It’s pate is white and mild(in fact the hard rind helps to keep to humidity to the pate) The taste is well balanced between goat (slightly acid and salty) and blue (strong flavor)
Portion of 150g
Best before: 1 week after the delivery
Persillé de Tignes – 200g
$92Persillé de Tignes is made out of goat milk (3/4) and cow milk (1/4) and its taste depends on maturation time. Young (2 months maturation) it develops goat aroma with a slightly salty taste.
There was a legend saying that king Charlemagne enjoyed this cheese during a trip to the French Alps. But today, only one producer remains, near Tignes, a town well known for skiing, which makes it a rare cheese.
Banon Tomette with oil – 100g
$73This goat cheese is produced in the South of France, in Provence.
This cheese is similar as his cousin the Banon, without leaves, but spread with spices such as peper and thym, also covered with olive oil.
Add this typical cheese from Provence in your favorite tomatoes salad, a pure delight.
A typical summer cheese.
Piece of 200g
Best before: 1 week after the delivery
Valencay – 220g
$145Valençay cheese is one of the classic French cheeses made in the province of Berry in central France. It is named after the town of Valençay in the Indre department, France.
This cheese comes in two types: the one coated with wood ash and produced on farms is called Valençay Fermier while the other coated with vegetable ash and made in dairies or industries is called Valençay Laitier.
Valençay is an unpasteurised goats-milk cheese. Its rind has a rustic blue-grey colour which is made of the natural moulds. The rind is then darkened by dusting charcoal powder. It is available usually between March and December, with peak manufacture between April and August.
Valençay cheese used to have a shape of a perfect pyramid with a pointed top. But when Napoleon returned to the castle of Valencay after his unsuccessful expedition in Egypt, he saw the cheese, in a fit of rage drew his sword and cut off the top of the cheese. Since then the cheese has always been made with a flattened top.
Piece of 220g
Best before: 1 week after the delivery
Tomme à Lulu – 100g
$57The Tomme à Lulu is an atypical cheese covered with a basilic base preparation. The association gives a creamy cheese, meltingly soft and strong at the same time.
Portion of 100g
Best before: 1 week after the delivery
