Caprice des Dieux cheese

Caprice des Dieux is an iconic specialty cheese recognized for its unique oval shape and blue and white packaging featuring two small angels. It was first launched in 1956 in the Haute-Marne region of France. The product is a soft-ripened cheese with a bloomy rind, similar to Camembert or Brie but with a distinct creamy texture and mild flavor profile.

The brand remains deeply rooted in its French heritage, with the majority of its production still occurring in its original region. Over the decades, Caprice des Dieux has become a staple of the French dairy industry and is exported globally as a premium example of French specialty cheese.

Today, the brand is owned by Savencia Fromage & Dairy (formerly known as Bongrain), a major international cheese manufacturer and dairy processor. The company is headquartered in Viroflay, France, and operates as one of the world's leading suppliers of specialty cheeses, maintaining the traditional production methods for the Caprice des Dieux brand.