Food and Wine Pairing with sainte-maure de Touraine

Find the best food and wine pairings with sainte-maure de Touraine as ingredients.

The best wines to pair with sainte-maure de Touraine

Wines that pair with sainte-maure de Touraine

About Mild and soft cheese

In France, there are over a thousand varieties of cheese. These varieties can be grouped into eight main families according to their water, fat and calcium content. Soft cheeses with bloomy rind, pressed cooked cheeses, pressed uncooked cheeses, soft cheeses with washed rind, blue-veined cheeses, fresh cheeses or cheeses with natural rind made from cow's milk, processed cheeses, goat's milk cheeses, cheeses made from sheep's milk, fromage blanc and vegetable or vegan cheeses.

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