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![]() Fleur en Lait Fleur en lait, a newcomer to the fine cheese scene, was only recently introduced in January 2009. Milk from Ayershire cows that graze on the same site where the Margaret Morris’ cheese factory is located, gives a rich yellow colour and buttery texture. Made in the style of a Saint Paulin, Fleur en Lait is a semi soft cheese that is aged a maximum of five months. It has a bright orange, washed, edible rind and a sweet, fruity flavour with a rustic aroma. Pair with spicy, off dry whites such as Reisling or Gewurzträminer. Click on any thumbnail or [MORE] for a larger image and full description. Available cheeses change on a regular basis. Cheeses listed will not necessarily be available at any given time.
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