Champignon Cambozola Cheese

Champignon Cambozola is a luxurious hybrid that defies category, often celebrated as the "Blue Brie." It begins with a pristine, snowy-white bloomy rind—soft to the touch and delicate in aroma. When sliced, the ivory interior reveals a glistening, supple paste marbled with refined veins of blue mold. This is a cheese defined by contrast: the velvety elegance of a premium triple-cream meeting the spirited, nutty complexity of a classic blue.

Why You’ll Love It

The Texture: This is a triple-cream masterpiece. Because extra cream is added during production, the center becomes impossibly silky at room temperature—moving like softened butter to coat your palate in a rich, velvety blanket.

The Flavor: It’s a study in perfect balance. It begins with the mellow, milky sweetness of a premium Brie. Just as that richness settles, a subtle "spark" of refined blue mold cuts through—providing a delicate, nutty piquancy without any aggressive "stink."

The Craft: This isn't pre-packaged. We receive majestic 5lb whole wheels and our mongers hand-cut and wrap your order the day it ships.

Monger’s Tip: To experience the full "ooze" and flavor profile, let your Cambozola sit at room temperature for 45 minutes before serving.

$12.98

Choose Your Cut

Whether you’re looking for a personal indulgence or the centerpiece of a platter, we offer two precision cuts:

8oz Wedge: Perfect for a quiet evening or a small tasting flight. 

1lb Wedge: The ideal size for entertaining or serious cheese lovers.

The Art of the Pairing

To truly elevate the Cambozola experience, look for accompaniments that balance its high butterfat and delicate piquancy. For a classic sweet contrast, we recommend a dollop of fig jam or raw honeycomb, which tames the blue veins and highlights the milk’s natural sweetness. Add a structural "crunch" with toasted walnuts or Marcona almonds to provide a firm counterpoint to the cheese's silky "ooze." If you prefer fresh fruit, sliced Anjou pears or tart raspberries offer a bright acidity that cleanses the palate between rich bites. To finish, pour a glass of Port or a late-harvest Sauternes; the high sugar content and body of these dessert wines stand up beautifully to the triple-cream decadence.

 

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