11/05/2024
There are few pleasures in life that stack up to spooning the soft, oozy insides out of a spruce bark wrapped cheese. And, Canada’s Adoray is about as good as they get!
L’Adoray has an orangey rind and an ivory-coloured, supple and creamy paste. Strapped with spruce bark, it features lactic, woodsy aromas and slightly spicy flavours of butter, wood and straw.
The Adoray cheese pays tribute to Adorice and Raymond, respectively grandfather and father of Alain Boyer, Montebello’s artisan cheesemaker, who was inspired by the respect of the word and the value of the work of both men.
The Adoray, was created to highlight the heritage of the Boyer family throughout generations, and was introduced to the public upon the Fromagerie’s 5th anniversary in 2016.
How to serve Adoray
You will want to enjoy this masterpiece at or even beyond its “best before date“. Leave it at room temperature for at least an hour and either enjoy with a spoon or spread on a warm crusty baguette. Pair with some bubbly or your favourite cider.
Cheesemaker
The cheese dairy was established in 2011 following the meeting of two men, Alain Boyer and Guy Boucher. Having worked as a cheesemaker in the past, Mr. Boyer dreamed of owning his own cheesemaking business. Understanding that such a project would be difficult to bring to fruition on his own, he was fortunate to meet Guy Boucher, an accountant by training, who dreamed of owning his own business. Mr. Boucher took on the financial aspects, of the enterprise while Mr. Boyer turned to the production side. Fromagerie Montebello officially opened its doors in June 2011. Located in the former Louis-Joseph Papineau seigneurie, Fromagerie Montebello makes fine cheeses in a nod to the famous 18th century politician.