We stopped here on our tour of Reims to taste some delicious cheeses. This is a great place to pick…read moreup some cheese; the shop owner is very nice. There is a bakery next door to the shop, where you can pick up a baguette to go with your cheeses.

We sought an authentic fromagerie during our recent trip to Reims--one with regionally produced…read morecheeses to accompany our Champagne from the Clos du Mont D'Hor. We found here a well stocked shop with a polite and knowledgeable staff, who guided us to a creamy Langres and a fragrant Maroilles Fermier. Both were fresh and delicious. If it's cheese you love, be sure to shop here.

A reasonable selection of great cheeses - but rude and dishonest service. They tried to trick me…read moreinto buying larger pieces of cheese than I asked for. Cutting it thin at the top and thick at the bottom (the oldest trick in the book), and also sold me the incorrect cheese through their own carelessness, which I didn't realise until home. They don't deserve your business - buy your cheese elsewhere.

Self guided tour is cute and cheese is top notch. Buy some brie, jam, and stop at a local bakery…read morefor bread for the best meal you've ever had.

How many cheeses do you know named after a satellite? Petit Morin named one of their triple cream…read morebrie's after the 50s US one. Despite the kooky reference, it's a super fatty (75%+ butterfat), mushroom, nutty cheese that is fairly decadent. It's hard to go easy on but you have to unless youre looking to bring on vascular clogging!