Gourmet Blue Cheese

Cambozola® is a triple cream blue-veined cheese made in Germany by Kaserei Champignon. This gourmet cheese is perfect for those looking for a blue cheese that is neither pungent (like a Stilton), nor crumbly (like a Roquefort); it's a creamy combination of the white mold rind, like a Camembert with the blue veins like a Gorgonzola. A soft-ripened blue-veined cheese is also a great starting point t... read more

Cambozola Black Label® is a Masterpiece from the German company Käserei Champignon. This gourmet cheese is a triple cream soft-ripened blue cheese that is matured in special cold cellars (cold ripened). The cheese has a unique natural gray mold on the outside and an exquisite blue veining on the inside. The flavor can be characterized as nutty with a sweet note. Serve the Cambozola Black Label® wi... read more

Blue Stilton or just Stilton is England's only name-protected cheese. The name-control law stipulates that the cheese can only be manufactured in a specific area with milk from that area. Recipe and aging guidelines are laid down by the Stilton Cheese Makers' Association. The finished product is however not controlled and therefore Stilton's of various qualities can be found. The interior of our h... read more

Fourme d'Ambert is an ancient French gourmet blue cheese from the Auvergne that was being made long before English Stilton, which it somewhat resembles. Fourme d'Ambert is a raw cow's milk gourmet cheese with light blue veining. The cheese has a rough gray-brown rind and the cheese is firm, has an ivory color with greenish-blue veining. It has an interesting aroma of roasted nuts and a fruity flav... read more

Huntsman is the marriage of two delicious British classics; Double Gloucester and Blue Stilton, brought together through a complex layering process. Creamy, forceful Stilton is sandwiched between an exterior of mellow, Double Gloucester. The result is an excellent flavor combination that is as delicious as it is beautiful. With this 2 layers of Blue Stilton you will take full advantage of the comb... read more

Gabriel Coulet's Roquefort is a white and semi-soft cheese, elegantly garnished with green. This gourmet cheese is soft and delicate that received many medals, including Gold medals in 2004, 2005 and 2006 at the agricultural general show in Paris. The story of Gabriel Coulet begins in 1872, when Guilhaume Coulet began to dig a cellar under his residence of Roquefort with the intention of letting s... read more

Windsor Blue is the Supreme Champion of 2006 and was described by the judges as a creamy blue with a soft buttery texture and a silky smooth mouth feel. It has a unique blue culture that dissects the rich curd and combines to produce a delicate flavor that intensifies with aging. We cut and wrap the Windsor Blue in wedges of 8-ounces and 1 pound.... read more

Cashel Blue was the first Irish blue cheese, named after the Rock of Cashel overlooking the pastures close to the cheese farm of the family Grubb. This great gourmet cheese is wrapped in gold foil. Cashel Blue has a beige rind, which develops a pinkish cast as it matures, and the paste moves from firm to soft texture. At six weeks of age, when the cheese is first available in the shops, the ivory ... read more

The French gourmet cheese Saint Agur is made in a fromagerie in the small village of Beauzac, north of Le Puy en Velay, in the Auvergne region of France, an area renowned for a centuries old tradition of blue cheese making. This lovely gourmet cheese is made from pasteurized cow's milk enriched with cream; it’s a double-cream cheese. A rich blue cheese with a smooth, creamy texture that provides j... read more

The French gourmet cheese Bleu d'Auvergne has a wonderful aroma, a rich taste; the saltiness increases with the incidence of veining. The overall flavor is piquant but not overly sharp. Bleu d'Auvergne started life as an imitation of Roquefort, using cow's milk in place of sheep's milk. Legend has it that a peasant, around 1845, decided to inject his cheese with a blue mold that he found growing o... read more