NeighbourhoodIlloud, Haute-Marne
HoursWed to Fri 10h to 12h30 and 14h to 18h; Sat 9h to 12h30 and 14h to 17h30; closed Sun, Mon, Tue and public holidays (2026 tourism listing). The dairy's own site lists shorter hours, 9h to 17h, so confirm by phone
KindDairy
Visitingmuseum on Caprice des Dieux (interactive), shop with Caprice des Dieux and 150 other references of cheeses, chocolates and charcuterie, guided tour on request, about 2 hours
BookingWalk in
PriceMuseum 4 EUR adults, free under 10 (tourism listing)

Cheeses: Caprice des Dieux

Website: ladivinefromagerie.com

Champagne wine and cheese

Chaource with Brut Champagne

Our pick

A non-vintage brut Champagne's high acidity and fine mousse cut through Chaource's salted, creamy paste and leave its mushroom and hazelnut clear. The cheese comes from the Aube, which also grows Champagne.

Brie de Meaux with Brut Champagne

Our pick

A non-vintage brut's acidity and bubbles cut Brie de Meaux's butter and cream and leave its hazelnut clear, so each bite of the rich, supple paste stays fresh.

Langres with Rosé Champagne

Our pick

A rosé Champagne with vinous red fruit and some weight can sit beside a washed rind, and its fruit answers the yoghurt-and-cream note the Langres consortium describes.

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Location

Address: Grande Rue, 52150 Illoud, Champagne

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Fromagerie de Mussy ★ 4.5

ChaourceMon 9h to 12h30; Tue to Sat 9h to 12h30 and 13h30 to 18h30; Sun 9h to 12h30 from 1 April to 31 October; public holidays 9h to 12h30; no production at weekendsDairyWalk in

Dairy at Chaource that calls itself the last artisanal dairy in the Aube. Chaource AOP is hand-ladled on weekdays; the shop sells it with regional cheeses and wines.

Cheeses: Chaource, Mussy, Musséen, Lys de Champagne-Ardenne, Délice de Mussy

Visiting: shop with regional cheeses and a selection of wines, free viewing gallery and production video (no production at weekends), guided visit with tasting for groups of 20 or more, booked ahead

Fromagerie Germain ★ 4.2

Vaux-sous-Aubigny, Haute-MarneShop Mon 14h to 18h; Tue to Fri 9h to 12h30 and 14h to 18h; Sat 9h to 12h30 and 14h to 17hDairyScheduled tours

Dairy at Vaux-sous-Aubigny, Haute-Marne, making Langres and Époisses; Chaource AOP is also in its range. A shop, a self-guided production corridor on Friday and Saturday mornings by reservation, and a cheese bar to confirm before visiting.

Cheeses: Langres, Époisses, Chaource

Visiting: shop, self-guided production corridor (Fridays and Saturdays 11:00 to 12:15, reservation required), guided group visit for 20 or more, cheese bar tastings by reservation (the tourism listing shows the bar as temporarily closed; check before booking)

Fromagerie Schertenleib ★ 4.0

Saulxures, Haute-MarneMon and Wed 8h to 12h; Tue, Thu, Fri and Sat 8h to 12h and 14h to 17h; closed Sunday and public holidaysDairyShop only

Family dairy at Saulxures, Haute-Marne, in Langres cheese country, making Langres AOP including Le Champenois aged in champagne marc. The shop also sells Morbier, Comté and cancoillotte.

Cheeses: Langres, Langres Le Champenois (aged in champagne marc)

Visiting: shop with direct sales, group visits arranged by phone

Ferme et Fromagerie Remillet ★ 4.3

Genevrières, Haute-MarneFarmBy appointment

Farm dairy at Genevrières, Haute-Marne, making raw-milk Langres AOP from its own cows' milk; Maison Moga calls it the last producer. Click and collect only, the shop is closed to the public.

Cheeses: Langres

Visiting: click and collect order pickup at the dairy (the shop is closed to the public), tastings (listed by the tourism office, details unpublished)

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