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Tomme de Combovin

[French]

A goat's milk cheese, one of many from Dauphiné

Tomme de Corps

[French]

A goat's milk cheese, one of many from Dauphiné

Tomme de Courchevel

[French]

A goat's milk cheese produced in the Alps around Courchevel.

Tomme de Crest

[French]

A goat's milk cheese, one of many from Dauphiné

Tomme de Huit Litres

[French]

A semihard fermier goats cheese with a rind of natural mould, it is from the village of Puimichel in Provence. It has almost no smell, and a light flavour of rich goat’s milk. Affinage is about 6 months.

Tomme de Maurienne

[French]

A firm, fresh goat’s milk cheese with nutty to sharp flavour, made in dairies in Haute-Maurienne in Savoy.

Tomme du Mont Ventoux

[French]

Tomme du Mont Ventoux is a fresh, salted Provençal sheep’s milk cheese made on farms around Mount Ventoux. It has a fat content of 45% and affinage takes place in an airy cellar for four weeks. It is at its best from late June to mid-September.

Tomme des Allues

[French]

A goat's milk cheese, one of many from Savoy.

Tomme de Savoie

[French]

A large, round, smooth, low fat cow's milk cheese with grey, dotted rind, mouldy smell, mild flavour, made by farms and on dairies. (AOC).

Tomme des Beauges

[French]

Tomme des Beauges is a well-known cow's milk cheese of the tomme family of Savoy, made nearly all year round.