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Saint Marcellin

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Formerly a goat's milk cheese, Saint Marcellin is now made primarily with cow's milk. It is produced in the Dauphiné region of France near the Rhône valley. Its texture is soft and its flavors milk and slightly salty. Pair with an earthy red wine from the South of France, such as Côtes de Ventoux or Vacqueyras.


 

Entry Type:  Cheese

Language:  French

Alias / Translation:  None available

Parent:  cheese

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