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Bleu de Séverac cheese

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Bleu de Séverac cheese

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Origin

  • Bleu de Séverac is also known as 'Roquefort fermier' because its production method is identical to Roquefort apart from the fact that it is not matured in the Combalou caves. The cheese has been produced in Séverac-le-Château since the 1980s.

Cheese group

Milk type

Aroma and taste

  • Milky and nutty aroma. Slightly spicy and acidic taste.

Strength and texture

  • Strong. Matured for 3 months. Firm, creamy, smooth texture.

Description

White in colour, with blue-green veins.

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