Saint Albray

The subtle, tasty cheese

The petal wedges of a round of Saint Albray combine to create a unique flower—perfect for coaxing out the nutty, creamy taste. Milder than Camembert, this cheese comes to you from the Pyrénées, ready to whisk you to the Southwestern foothills of France.

A special shape

The flavors of Saint Albray unfold like the petals of its flowered shape.  Starting mellow, the cow’s milk cheese grows more powerful as it ages. Soft-ripened for two weeks in the mountainous Pyrénées, the rich aroma and rustic rind are backed by light orange undertones. 

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Subtle tastes of camembert for lovers

Saint Albray was first created in the 1970s to shine like a smooth Camembert, with a milder flavoring. The flowered rind grows firm and flavorful during the delicate aging process, concealing the creamy, brioche-like texture inside.

To create the perfect pairing

When you dive into rind and center, you’ll discover a faint caramel nuttiness that brings out the tart sweetness of dried fruit. Pair this with a Côte du Rhône—and feel your elevation rise.

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Ingredients

PASTEURIZED MILK, CHEESE CULTURES, SALT, ENZYME, CAROTENE (FOR COLOR). CONTAINS: MILK.