Cheesemakers Places Map
Cheesemakers in France:
Fromagerie Les Alpages
i recommend visiting on weekdays if you can. the weekends can get busy and you'll have a way better experience with fewer crowds.
Definitely try the cheese platter! I suggest getting the variety pack to taste a bit of everything. Trust me, you won’t regret it.
Fromagerie Graindorge
La Fermette
If you’re on a budget, grab a plate of the daily special cheeses instead of choosing a set platter. It was a great value and I got to try several delicious options!
Societe des Caves Roquefort
i think booking your tickets online in advance could save you some hassle. there were people waiting in long lines while i walked right in!
Le Cheese Geek
I think you should look into their cheese workshops. It’s a bit extra, but I learned so much and it was totally worth the money. Just book in advance because they fill up fast.
Fromagerie Deruelle
If you can, bring a small cooler bag. I got some delicious cheeses to-go, and they were fine on the ride home, but a cooler would have kept them even fresher longer!
Don’t miss their seasonal specialties. I accidentally visited during their 'cheese of the month' event and got to try some limited-edition flavors I would have missed otherwise.
Fromagere de Suscinio Farm
Fromagere Jeune Montagne
Fromagerie Quatrehomme Esperance
Make sure to ask for samples before you buy! The staff is super friendly and will let you try different cheeses, which helps you choose the right one without overspending.
Domaine du Croc du Merle
Definitely try to visit during the week if you can – it’s way less crowded and you really get to chat with the staff about the wines and cheeses... They love sharing their knowledge