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Vacherin Cheese 300g

Original price $29.99 - Original price $29.99
Original price
$29.99
$29.99 - $29.99
Current price $29.99
Shipping Information

We try to processes and ship out your order as soon as possible, often time it's the same day the order is placed. However, please allow 1-3 business days to process your order as we might be backlogged (especially during busy times).

If your order is time sensitive or specific, please email info@cheesyplace.com

GTA orders shipped daily (except Sunday)

Outside of GTA - Monday to Wednesday (1pm cutoff), all orders placed later will be shipped the following Monday.

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Customer Reviews

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Perry Jacobs
Product

Absolutely amazing cheese’s, my only gripe is shipping. Costs. Adds 25% to the bill. Live in NS. Will be in store when we visit Ontario in July.

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Marie Jo Chave
Great cheese

The Vacherin is a very good cheese as long as it’s not overripe when it becomes a bit too strong (for us anyway).
We’ll buy it again keeping this in mind

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Barry Stephens
wonderful

Love the creamy Vacherin - perfect with fresh bread or a tasty cracker.

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Jean Roberge
Vacherin

Baked, as flavourful as Brie!

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Deni Lorieau
Excellent ‘frommage’.

The ‘frommage’ is amazing, as was the service on this first order.

Vacherin Cheese

The Facts

Country: France
Milk Type: Pasteurized Cow
Age: 3-5 weeks

Tasting Notes:

Vacherin Cheese is produced in the Savoie region of France. 

This soft, creamy cheese is wrapped in spruce bark to contain the oozy texture of the cheese. The bark can be cut through or slowly pealed off but a very traditional way to eat it would be to trim a bit of the top off and dig in with a spoon and scoop it out.  The spruce gives the cheese woodsy, earthy taste and aroma. Not a very strong flavour, but when it's ripe it has character. 

Sold in approx. 300g wheels. 

Pair with a Chablis or a Beaujolais.