Specialty Cheeses

Grass fed milk for production is sourced exclusively from two nearby farms. After production, cheeses are matured for five-six weeks prior to release. Encased in a bright white rind, it has rich, clean and buttery flavors with hints of late summer grass and mushrooms. The texture is cream-like, soft and yielding.

A perfect blend of fresh milk from Jersey and Holstein cows makes for this rich, luscious, soft-ripened favorite. Aged first for three weeks, then wrapped and aged for another month. Its edible rind is velvety white and bloomy, the paste is mild and creamy with notes of butter and crème fraiche.

This traditional Derby cheese (pronounced “Darby”) is similar in texture to Cheddar. Sage is added to the curds and appears marbled throughout, lending color and a mild herbaceuos flavor.

Matured for over a year in the Langruti cellars under constant supervision by highly experienced cheesemakers, Antique Gruyere ends up with outstanding properties. With a rustic structure and remarkable taste, this is a cheese to savor and enjoy.

This original creation from Veneto, Italy is no average semi-soft cow’s milk cheese. A judicious amount of black truffles are added into the paste of the cheese, which is then aged in ashes to preserve it, as per Venetian farmers’ tradition. Don’t be fooled by the countless imitators – this cheese is decorated with 3 green leaves. Its rind has a hint of truffle oil and...

This 100% sheep milk has a brilliant velvety white paste and a delicate texture.  This extremely complex cheese boasts incredible sweetness and flavors of salted caramel and fresh vanilla beans with a slight hint of citrus to contrast the savory qualities of the sheep milk.

This unique creation from Central Coast Creamery is a 3 month aged gouda made from 100% California water buffalo milk. Buffalo milk has a natural sweetness and creaminess that when aged, adds a unique nuttiness that is hard to resist.

This popular cheese, also known as Asiago Aged, is from the Asiago plateau in the Veneto region and was originally made with sheep’s milk, but the recipe changed as cattle farming increased in the 1500s. The DOP was established in 1979 to protect the integrity of this traditional mountain cheese, which can be made only in the provinces of Vicenza, Trento, Padova and Treviso....

Rosé fanatics, meet your new favorite cheese. Known for his Ubriaco cow’s milk cheeses soaked in various wines and beer, Sergio Moro’s latest is soaked in organic La Jara Pinot Grigio rosé, a dry, elegant sparkling wine. This semi firm cheese has a light fruity aroma. It retains the flavors of the wine without that sharp alcoholic bite present in some wine soaked cheeses. The...

During the alpage season, from April through October, the remaining Swiss farmers who practice traditional transhumance move their herds to high Alpine pastures where they graze on fresh meadows and wildflowers. The raw milk produced by these cows is considered the gold standard for Swiss cheese making. Its flavor is very much dependent upon its environment, the altitude, and local...