Great concept for a cheese and wine tasting. On the go you…read morecan buy the cheese that they will vacuum pack

Jeff de Bruges is a reference for me. Despite of the large…read morenumber of franchises owned by Jeff de Bruges, I am always welcomed by a friendly and devoted staff, proof that some know how to grow without losing their best qualities and humanity. Rather than being a chocolate supermarket, this shop is intimist and looking like Alibaba's cave.

This is a cheese factory that you can visit for free. We…read morewent as a group with kids during Easter 2008. The factory is very modern and produces Pont l'Eveque, Livarot and Camembert You are taken round by a guide who can speak English and German as well as French. In addition, there are various information points where, by pressing a button, you get a summary of the area in your language. Despite the factory environment, visitors are channeled through the production facilities in their own 'corridor' with viewing galleries over the particular production areas. Of course there's a faint smell from the cheese but I guess adults like it whilst it wasn't too bad for our kids. We found the whole visit very informative and interesting, especially as you see production in progress. At the end of the visit there's the inevitable shop where you can buy souvenirs and, surprise, surprise cheese. Well worth spending an hour of your time.

From the owner: Le Village Fromager propose une visite unique des ateliers de production de la Fromagerie…read moreGraindorge. Dégustation des fromages AOP de Normandie. Un délice garanti!