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Monte Enebro is handmade in Avila, Spain, by legendary cheesemaker Rafael Baez and his daughter Paloma. The Baezs make their complex goat’s milk cheese from pasteurized milk and then inoculate the logs with the mold that is used to make Roquefort, adding to Monte Enebro’s complexity and distinctive appearance. It is creamy, lemony and slightly acidic; as it ages, the...

The rind of Ulloa is smooth, pliable and waxy. It is pale yellow in color and dotted with sporadic blue or white mold spots. The interior paste is an ivory color, and has a smooth, velvety texture dotted with occasional holes or “eyes”. Aromas are reminiscent of a cheesemaking room – fresh, lactic and pleasantly sour. Flavors are very fresh and milky with a...

This cheese has a natural rind that has been washed with a salt water brine. Unlike the younger Mahon this cheese is robust, salty and stinky. The barnyard qualities stand out and there is a lingering taste of salty bacon.

The gourmet San Simon cheese has a delicious, creamy buttery texture. The cheese has a thin chestnut-orange rind, a soft inside and is mild but full of flavor. This versatile cheese is great on its own, and sublime when paired with fresh fruit or served as a dessert cheese.

Tronchon is a very small village in the southeastern part of Spain’s wild and mountainous Teruel province. The town and its surrounding area has an age-old tradition of raising sheep and goats in mixed herds. This tradition led to the creation of Tronchon cheese, which is made from a blend of goat, sheep and cow’s milk. This uniquely volcano-shaped cheese is beautiful...

Casatica, a buffalo milk cheese, is similar to Stracchino. A soft-ripened cheese, aged for three to five weeks, it has a supple richness. With a creamy interior and a mild and delicate milky sweetness, left to sit, it will virtually ooze on your plate and melt into your mouth.

This 60-day aged, raw milk Toma is produced with thistle flower. The name – literally “small mountain shepherd” in Occitan – pays tribute to Nonno Magno, Mario Fiandino’s grandfather. The cheese has a delicate aroma with a full flavored creaminess.

This cheese is sweet, well balanced, and like velvet on your tongue, with a hint of mushroom and walnut.

Creamier than other pecorinos due to the Roman milk, Aged Pepato has whole black peppercorns in it. It is an intense, salty cheese that typically used for grating.

Goat cheese from Piemonte, is the hardest of cheese from this region because ages from four months to two years. White-yellow paste with a few holes, pronounced taste and flavorful.