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Toronto and GTA orders shipping all the way until the 24th. Areas outside of Toronto, last day is Wednesday the 17th at 2pm. Purolator has delays around this time and we're insulating packages accordingly.
Toronto and GTA orders shipping all the way until the 24th. Areas outside of Toronto, last day is Wednesday the 17th at 2pm. Purolator has delays around this time and we're insulating packages accordingly.
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Jouvenceau - Ferme de la Tremblay, 200g

Jouvenceau - Ferme de la Tremblay, 200g

$23.99 - $23.99
$23.99
$23.99 - $23.99
$23.99
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Marie Jo Chave
Good cheese

Good cheese but the one I got needed more maturity time

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Dennis Radman

Great selection of cheese

Jouvenceau – Ferme de la Tremblaye (200g)

  • Milk Type: Goat
  • Texture: Soft, creamy, slightly dense
  • Rind: Bloomy, white
  • Aging: 2-4 weeks
  • Flavor: Mild, tangy, buttery, with subtle nutty and grassy notes
  • Aroma: Fresh, with hints of cream and hay
  • Pairing: Sauvignon Blanc, Sancerre, figs, almonds, honey, rustic bread
  • Origin: Île-de-France, France

Jouvenceau is a soft-ripened goat’s milk cheese from Ferme de la Tremblaye, offering a smooth, creamy texture encased in a delicate bloomy rind. With a mild yet slightly tangy profile, it delivers subtle nutty and grassy notes.  It's texture and style resembles camembert however, due to it being a goat milk cheese, the flavour has a bit more of a barnyard finish with hints of hay with an acidic finish.