Italian Gourmet Cheese

Looking for an alternative to Parmigiano, this old Asiago cheese, Asiago Stravecchio, may be the one for you. This Italian gourmet cheese is granualar in structure, easy to grate, the flavor is interestingly sweet and mildly sharp. Asiago Stravecchio is... read more

Imagine the classic Cacio de Roma, straight from the countryside of Rome, Italy adorning your table with family or a get together with friends. This young sheep's milk cheese, a formaggio di pecora, is light bodied, but richer than a young cow’s milk... read more

Caciocavallo Silano is a tangy stringy semi-hard ancient Italian cheese, which is made from cow's milk, it shares the taste of an aged Provolone with a meaty flavor and hints of almonds. Although a traditional, this is no ordinary cheese. Our... read more

Caciotta al Tartufo is a fluffy, spongy, semi soft cheese and is generously infused with black truffles. This marriage of the earthy black truffle and the creme fraiche-like brightness in this tangy cheese is quite notable, and you will taste this... read more

This Northern Italian cow's milk cheese is a pantry staple. It is not trying to make the statement of its assertive cousin, the classic mountain cheese Fontina Val d'Aosta. This Fontina stays tried and true in its wheelhouse. Fontina is a 'Go To' cheese... read more

Gorgonzola is the most popular Italian blue cheese. The 'dolce' version or often referred to as sweet Gorgonzola, is characterized by a soft texture with a limited soft blue-green marbling. The flavor if this, almost spreadable cheese is delicate, coming... read more

Grana Padano is a sweet and savory gourmet cheese, the name Grana was popularly bestowed upon the cheese because of its 'grainy' consistency which was markedly different from the other cheeses known until then. Grana Padano was created at the beginning... read more

It all started more than 8 centuries ago and it is amazing how this cheese, Parmigiano-Reggiano, is still made in the same way, producing top quality cheese we all love and cannot live without. Many of us refer to Parmigiano-Reggiano as Parmesan, but... read more

Pecorino Toscano Stagionato, which means and aged sheep's milk cheese from Tuscany, is less sharp than the well-known Pecorino Romano. Pecorino Toscano Stagionato is a DOP cheese (Protected Designation of Origin), that is created from local sheep's milk... read more

Piave Vecchio, Old Piave or Matured Piave is named after the Paive River, that flows through the Piave valley in the Dolomite Moutain region of Italy. It is another Italian DOP cheese, made in large wheels of approx. 15 pounds and the name of the cheese... read more