Belgium

A unique cheese washed with Chimay Trappist beer. It is produced using the fresh and creamy milk of the Chimay countryside. It presents a delicious apricot-peach taste enriched by a hint of bitterness.

A semi-hard pressed cheese, the rind is natural, non-colored, without preservatives and slightly flowery. After maturing for four weeks, this cheese exhibits a distinctive creaminess. Since 1876, the Trappist monks of Scourmont have known the secrets of making this semi-soft cheese made from good milk from their farm and matured in the vaulted cellars of the abbey. Today, Chimay...

Dark and bitter, high Cocoa content.