Product Description
Aged firm ripened goat cheese, tender texture with many small holes; smooth, delicate, with a taste of goat butter with no bitterness.
The Nibbl. Bite
Try whole walnut halves drizzled with balsamic to bring out the character of this beautifully aged classic. Cracker optional!
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Nutritional Information
Ingredients
Pasteurized Goat's Milk, Salt, Calcium Chloride, Bacterial Culture, Microbial Enzyme. Contains: Milk.
Nutritional Facts Table

Tasting Profile

Cheese: Goat
The inimitable tang and zip of fresh Goat Cheese is often the perfect addition to many popular recipes. It adds a savoury, memorable tasting note that isn’t easily replicated with other types of cheese.

Flavour Profile: Strong
Cheeses considered Strong styles tend to be hard-pressed or blue-veined varieties and don’t mess around when it comes to big, memorable flavours; consider serving after dinner to keep those conversations going!

Milk Type: Goat
This delicious cheese was made with goat’s milk.

Origin: Domestic
This cheese was proudly crafted right here in Canada.
Shipping & Returns
All orders require a minimum of 2 business days to process before delivery.
Delivery days do not include Saturdays, Sundays, Mondays or holidays.
Depending on your postal code, our deliveries are shipped via third-party carriers, either in a refrigerated vehicle or non-refrigerated vehicle packed with ice-packs.
SHIPPING COSTS, TAXES, AND OTHER FEES
Ontario & Quebec Deliveries
Orders under
$65 will be charged a $15 (flat rate) delivery fee. The standard $15 delivery
fee is waived for orders $65 and over (after discounts and promo codes have
been applied).
New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island & Nova Scotia Deliveries
Orders under
$65 will be charged a $20 (flat rate) delivery fee. The standard $20 delivery
fee is waived for orders $65 and over (after discounts and promo codes have
been applied).
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