Bijou is made from pasteurized goat's milk. After 24 hours of maturation/coagulation, the fragile curd is transferred into cheese cloth to drain overnight. The next day, the Bijou are formed and moved into a drying room. After a day in "sechoir", the cheeses are transferred into the aging room where the natural geotricum rind will grow in a controlled environment. At the right maturity, the cheeses are wrapped in their individual "micro-cave" packaging.

When wrapped in its micro-cave, the cheese is still fresh with a delicate rind. As it ages, the interior becomes soft and the flavor more robust. When in France, you cannot read a menu that does not include "chevre chaud". Simply cut Bijou in half and place rind side up on a baguette. Toast under the broiler for five minutes and serve with a salad. This French-Style Bistro entrée is perfect for a gathering with friends.

• Made from pasteurized goat's milk. Awarded 1st by the American Cheese Society in the American Made/International Style goat's milk category.
• Suitable for vegetarians.
• Package contains two 2 oz. bijous.
• Voted "Outstanding New Product" at the 2007 New York Fancy Food Show. Won 1st in the American Made/International Style category in 2015 by the American Cheese Society.