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LA STATION ALFRED LE FERMIER (4 OZ)

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Category: OTHER GOODIES

This pressed, cooked farmstead cheese is made from organic raw cow’s milk and aged for a minimum of eight months. It has a yellowish-orange rind that gives off a pleasant woodsy aroma, with a floral, hazelnut flavor and a lovely supple texture. The cheese comes from Fromagerie La Station in the town of Compton, Québec. Passionate fourth-generation farmers are following in the footsteps of their ancestor, Alfred Bolduc, who acquired the land in 1928. Today, the property is home to a maple grove, the farm, and the fromagerie. They prioritize the well-being of their herd of 150 cows and the quality of the cheese they produce. The warm milk is collected every morning and used to make farmstead cheese that inevitably tastes of Compton.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Scarlett ★★★★★

That yellowish-orange rind has such a distinct woodsy scent, it makes you feel like you're in a farmhouse cellar. The texture is firm yet creamy, and the floral notes really come through on the finish.

Ellie J. ★★★★★

Eight months of aging really shows—the rind’s orange color is striking, and the floral note underneath that woodsy scent makes it feel fancy without being fussy. I sliced it thin for a sandwich and it melted beautifully, which I wasn’t expecting from a farmstead cheese. Definitely worth the splurge.

Amelia ★★★★★

That rind’s woodsy smell hit me the second I unwrapped it, even before slicing. The paste is dense and creamy with that floral note lingering on the finish — a proper eight-month aged raw milk farmstead cheese.