La Fromagerie de Pierre, Libourne ★ 4.1
Stall in the Libourne covered market, started in June 2006, run by the owner of the Chartrons shop and specialising in raw-milk farm cheeses chosen by season.
Cheese stall inside the Marché des Capucins selling raw-milk farm and artisan cheeses, with a tasting space where selected cheeses are shown off, according to the market's own listing.
Website: marchedescapucins.com/commercants/la-ronde-des-fromages-bordeaux
These Merlot-led Fronsac and Canon-Fronsac reds have medium body and tannin with cherry or blackcurrant fruit. The cheese has a firm, melting paste that INAO describes as salted without excess, with hazelnut often present.
These Pauillac reds are Cabernet Sauvignon-led, full-bodied, with firm to high tannin, high acidity and blackcurrant fruit. INAO describes the cheese as firm and melting, salted without excess. Its syndicate suggests structured reds, naming South-West ones such as Madiran.
These Sauternes are sweet, high in acidity and full-bodied, with apricot and honey notes. INAO calls the cheese salted without excess and often hazelnutty, so sweet fruit meets salt and nut.
Address: Marché des Capucins, stall 19 ABCD, Place des Capucins, 33800 Bordeaux
Stall in the Libourne covered market, started in June 2006, run by the owner of the Chartrons shop and specialising in raw-milk farm cheeses chosen by season.
Family cheese shop in central Bordeaux, open since 2011, known for cheese and charcuterie platters to order. Bordeaux Tourisme names its organic farm cheese Escadut as the shop's specialty.
Bordeaux shop of the Beillevaire house from the Marais Breton Vendéen, which makes, ages, sources and sells cheese, butter and cream. Bordeaux Tourisme names Ossau-Iraty as its specialty.
Another Bordeaux shop of the Beillevaire house, on cours Portal in the Chartrons quarter, selling the house's cheese, butter and cream. It opens on Sunday mornings.
Shop of Pierre Rollet-Gérard, who also has a stall at the Libourne covered market, specialising in raw-milk farm cheeses selected by season, with fine groceries and charcuterie.
Cheese shop on the right bank run by Sylvette and Louis Salbreux, who let customers taste a piece before buying and aim for affordable prices. Bordeaux Tourisme highlights its mozzarella.
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