Soumaintrain “Fromagerie Berthaut”

Cow's milk

Soft, creamy and floral, with a gentle washed-rind aroma that deepens as the cheese ripens.

Soumaintrain from Fromagerie Berthaut is a traditional Burgundy washed rind made without annatto. Young wheels are mild and creamy; with age, the rind wrinkles, the aroma grows and the centre becomes soft and rich.


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Description

Soft, creamy and floral, with a gentle washed-rind aroma that deepens as the cheese ripens.

Soumaintrain from Fromagerie Berthaut is a traditional Burgundy washed rind made without annatto. Young wheels are mild and creamy; with age, the rind wrinkles, the aroma grows and the centre becomes soft and rich.

At a glance

Origin: Burgundy, France
Milk: Pasteurised cow’s milk
Style: Washed rind
Texture: Smooth, soft and increasingly creamy
Intensity: Mild to medium
Rennet: Animal rennet
Shelf life: Around 7–10 days

Taste & texture

Fresh cream and sweet floral notes gradually develop more savoury, fermented and earthy character as the cheese matures.

How to serve it

Serve at room temperature with baguette, pears or a few nuts.

What to drink with it

White or red Burgundy, Chardonnay and Pinot Noir are all natural matches.

Pair it with

Acidity and crunch work especially well with the savoury washed rind, with a little fruit for contrast.

Baby Cornichons · Tasmanian Quince Paste · Falwasser Crispbreads

If you like this cheese, try…

Époisses Demi
For a stronger, more pungent washed rind from the same producer.

Langres
For a similarly soft washed rind with a different regional style.

Want to know a little more?

Soumaintrain has roots in Burgundy’s monastic cheesemaking tradition and is matured in humid cellars with regular brine washing.

Dietary

Ingredients: Pasteurised cow’s milk, salt, cultures, animal rennet.