
Le Cabouron
In addition to a smooth nutty taste, the Cabouron hides a buttery and slightly salty hint. The artisanal semi-soft cheese offers a lactic aroma and its paste is soft, unctuous and smooth. Its orange rind covers a pressed and uncooked cheese. Its melting and round texture will delight lovers of all-purpose cheeses, of which young and old will be amply enthusiastic.
The word cabouron comes from a jargon once used by the ancestor of the Blackburns. Meaning “a cape with a round toe”, Cabouron is now synonymous with taste… deliciously good!
Distinctions



Food and wine pairings
Fruit jams and fine jelly.
Dry whites:
Region/appellation: Entre-deux-mers, Orvieto, Val-de-Loire.
Varietal: Chardonnay, Pinot blanc, Riesling, Sauvignon, Muscadet.
Dry rosés: Rosé de Pays, Rosé de Provence.
Lights Reds:
Region/appellation: Beaujolais, Sancerre, Morgon.
Varietal: Gamay, Pinot noir.