Bonne Bouche is an American soft cheese made in Vermont. The cheese is made from pasteurized goat's milk and microbial rennet. The rind is mold-ripened and sprinkled with tree ash, and it's then aged for 10 days until it develops a wrinkly rind.
After that, it continues to age for up to 80 days. The rind has a yeasty aroma, while the texture is smooth and creamy. The flavors are grassy and citrusy, but they become more robust and piquant with further aging. The name of the cheese means
good mouthful.