Holland

Unlike traditionally made cheeses, this unique farmstead cheese is handmade in small batches, using only pure unpasteurized milk. The family farms where this cheese is made are able to combine century-old traditions with handcrafted care. This combination guarantees a cheese with a stunning, complex flavor.

A little honey goes a long way. Made with a drizzle of honey added to pure goat milk for a cashew-like nutty sweetness. Slightly sweet, full of flavor, yet not strong or salty. It’s simple to slice, grate, or cube, wonderful in salads or as a snack with fruit. It is easy to see why kids love it as well. Some might even say it is beelicious!

Always creamy and mildly sharp, with definite hints of sweet bourbon and/or whiskey. Wilde Weide has a very distinct texture, finely sandy before melting completely and evenly on the palate. Long finish.

The milk for this cheese comes from a small farm where the sheep are treated like family. Even though the cheese has been aged for a year, it has developed a sweet and nutty flavor, almost like carmel candy, with a great depth of flavor.

Unlike most Dutch Goudas, L’Amuse signature Gouda is not matured in cooler temperatures. This mid temperature affinage in the cheese cellar allows the carefully selected cheeses to develop a fully rounded flavor. This hard cheese has a spectacular texture that is velvety and melts in the mouth. The flavor is nutty and salty with hints of burnt caramel ending with a complex, long...

This award-winning Gouda is aged for five months and has a flavor balance of piquant and sweet caramel notes.

The toffee notes and caramel flavor of this amber colored cheese exemplify what the aging process can do to enhance the agreeable flavors of a young Gouda, and provide the characteristics of a fine, aged Holland Gouda.

A crowd pleasing Gouda, aged for a minimum of 18 months. Its flavors are intense, robust, and earthy with notes of nuts and caramel. The tyrosine crystals add a nice crunch to every bite.

Edam is one of the most famous Dutch cheeses, traditionally produced in a ball shape but now also produced in an easier to handle loaf. It is named after the small Dutch town of Edam where it was first produced. Now produced all over Holland, Edam is a young, mild cheese that is somewhat spicier than mild Gouda.

Parrano is made as a modified Gouda recipe that has been changed to incorporate elements of Italian style cheesemaking. The resulting flavor and texture forms a mid ground between gouda and parmesan. Parrano has enough flavor to be appealing to a connoisseur, yet simple enough for a beginner; a real crowd pleaser.