228 Flatbush Ave BK, NY 11217
10am-7pm 6 days a week. Closed Tuesdays
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228 Flatbush Ave BK, NY 11217 -
10am-7pm 6 days a week. Closed Tuesdays
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Brie Ermitage
$4.50 - $18.00
Ermitage Brie -Brie Ermitage is a soft, mold-ripened cheese classified as a 60% Double Crème Brie, prized for its rich, creamy consistency and delicate buttery notes. Crafted from pasteurized cow’s milk sourced from the Vosges Mountains in eastern France, this cheese offers a mild yet luxurious flavor profile. Its texture is exceptionally smooth, enveloped by a thin, white mold rind that enhances its refined character.
Country/Region: France/Vosges Mountains region
Style: Soft, mold-ripened Brie
Milk Type: Cow's Milk
Texture: Creamy and Smooth
Nationwide Shipping
We ship select items nationwide from Brooklyn, NY. Please note: we are unable to ship to P.O. Boxes.
Shipping is available at a flat rate of $25, with expedited and overnight options available at checkout.
At checkout, you’ll choose your shipping speed and ship date (the date your order leaves us), not the delivery date. Most orders arrive within 1–2 days of the selected ship date, even when Standard Shipping is selected.
To protect perishable items, ship dates are available Monday and Thursday and may be limited during warmer periods. Please ensure someone is available to receive perishable deliveries.
For damaged or incorrect items, please email mailorder@bklynlarder.com with photos.
See our full Shipping Policy for details.
Local Pickup + Delivery
Available from BKLYN Larder
228 Flatbush Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11217
All orders require at least 24 hours’ preparation time, with additional lead time for select items.
You’ll see available shipping, delivery, and pick-up times at checkout based on the items in your cart.
Earliest available dates are automatically adjusted based on your order.
Pick-Up Hours:
Monday–Sunday, 10am–7pm
(No pick-up on Tuesdays)
Local Delivery:
Delivery is available to Brooklyn and Queens. Delivery fees are based on order size and will be shown at checkout.
