NeighbourhoodStrasbourg centre
HoursMon 11:00 to 19:15, Tue to Fri 9:00 to 19:15, Sat 9:00 to 19:00
Known forAbout 250 cheeses matured in the owners' Vosges caves; both owners hold the Meilleur Ouvrier de France fromager title
AffineurAges its own cheeses

Website: maison-lorho.fr

Alsace wine and cheese

Munster with Gewurztraminer

Local tradition

French Wikipedia and Je Visite Alsace both give this match: Gewurztraminer's aromatic power and full body stand up to the strength of the cheese, and its richness softens the pungent washed rind.

Source

Bargkass with Dry Riesling

Our pick

Bargkass is mild and low in salt, tasting of hay and fresh grass. A dry Riesling's acidity lifts the supple, melting paste without covering its gentle summer-pasture flavour.

Cœur de Massif with Pinot Gris

Our pick

Cœur de Massif is a mild, supple, creamy cooked-pressed cheese. A Pinot Gris with some body, dry or lightly off-dry, matches that weight and creaminess without drowning the paste's gentle flavour.

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Location

Address: 3 rue des Orfèvres, 67000 Strasbourg, Alsace

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Crèmerie Perrin ★ 4.1

Strasbourg centreTuesday to Saturday, 8:30 to 19:00 (per a Swiss-cheese trade profile; other listings differ slightly, so check before a visit)Raw-milk cheeses, Swiss alpine cheeses such as Etivaz and Vacherin Fribourgeois, Alsace Munster and farm goat cheeses, and Bargkass from the Vosges

Long-established Strasbourg crèmerie run by Goretti Christen: mostly raw-milk cheeses, Swiss alpine types, and Alsace Munster, farm goat cheeses and Bargkass.

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La Cloche à Fromage ★ 4.2

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Strasbourg fromagerie trading under the Fromagerie Tourrette name: over 200 cheeses matured in its own cellars, custom platters, wines and groceries, with the La Cloche à Fromage restaurant a few steps away.

Crèmerie Perrin ★ 4.1

Strasbourg centreTuesday to Saturday, 8:30 to 19:00 (per a Swiss-cheese trade profile; other listings differ slightly, so check before a visit)Raw-milk cheeses, Swiss alpine cheeses such as Etivaz and Vacherin Fribourgeois, Alsace Munster and farm goat cheeses, and Bargkass from the Vosges

Long-established Strasbourg crèmerie run by Goretti Christen: mostly raw-milk cheeses, Swiss alpine types, and Alsace Munster, farm goat cheeses and Bargkass.

Fromagerie Saint-Nicolas, Colmar ★ 4.5

ColmarTue to Thu 11:00 to 18:00, Fri 9:00 to 18:00, Sat 8:00 to 18:00Family affineur founded in 1981 with more than 400 cheeses, aged in its own caves at BuhlAffineur

Colmar shop of a family affineur founded in 1981, with ageing caves at Buhl. More than 400 cheeses, custom boards, and a stand in the covered market.

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