

Tamié is a semi-soft French cheese produced by Trappist monks in the Abbey of Tamié located in the Savoie region of France.
Tamié is a French cheese with a pressed, uncooked texture, made from raw cow's milk. It originates from the Abbey of Tamié, located in the French Alps, and has been produced by Trappist monks for centuries.
Tamié is distinguished by its natural, slightly moist, orange-hued rind, covered with a fine layer of white mold. Its ivory-colored paste is soft and creamy. On the palate, it offers mild, milky flavors, with hints of hazelnut and butter, and a slight touch of salt.
This cheese is particularly appreciated for its smooth texture and delicate taste. It pairs perfectly with fresh bread, dried fruits, or can be used to enhance cooked dishes.
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