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The sweetness deepens and the cheese becomes drier and breaks into shards with age. The perfect wine match? Young Boerenkaas is mild, with a nutty, meaty flavor. A great snack cheese.

(from Coach Farm) Now filled with wild pear marmalade. Enjoy Coach Farm's classic fresh goat cheese where ever you are with our new extended life packaging. Their farm is located in a small Hudson Valley village, just two hours outside of New York City.

Emmental is the mildest of the great cheeses used in classic Swiss fondue (with Gruyere and Appenzeller or Raclette). Known affectionately throughout the world as "Swiss." This is the real thing, cut from massive 200-pound wheels the size of truck tires.

(from Cypress Grove Chevre) Fragrant and rare dill pollen adds a depth of flavor that sends your palate to a heightened state of awareness.

Mature wheels are bold and meaty with amplified butter and caramelized onion flavors carried by a rich and crystalline texture.The texture, aesthetic, and flavor make Alpha Tolman an ideal choice for fans of Appenzeller (or fondue!).

It's square shape accomodates the traditional raclette melting pans, but you can certainly enjoy this semi-soft cheese alone or paired with a glass of Riesling or Pinot Gris. This particular raclette is aged and washed for three months creating a bold,...

(from Cheese Merchants of America) These three cheeses are sourced from the finest cheese makers across the globe and aged to perfection to provide superb flavors. Imported parmesan, pecorino romano and asiago cheeses are grated together for one amazing...

You can certainly enjoy this semi-soft cheese alone, but we like to pair it with a glass of buttery Chardonnay, light Pinot Gris, or a hearty wheat beer. It possesses a great depth of flavor, featuring intense waves of walnut, pecan, and hazelnut along...

The outside of these decadent balls is a wrapped skin made from stretched sheets of mozzarella. (from Totem Foods) When you bite or cut into Burrata, the cream oozes out irresistibly.

(from Vermont Creamery) The crock serves as an ideal vessel for baking; warm St. Albans in the oven for a decadent, silky fondue and serve with sliced baguette or roasted fingerling potatoes.

Serve with a dollop of blackberry preserves and crusty bread. Sweet, firm, fine-textured sheep's-milk cheese. Similar to, but milder than, its high-mountain cousins Etorki and Pyrenees Fermier.

We love it paired with an amber ale, but why not try it with Gewuerztraminer or Riesling? This Gouda from Holland is a fantastic example of an aged cheese at its best. Prima Donna Gouda has a gorgeous caramely, nutty, meaty flavor and crystallized texture...

Definitely a cheese to savor on its own, but if you must embellish, try it broken into chunks and spread with just a touch of white fig spread. A goat's milk tribute to gouda, this delightful cheese is crumbly, sweet, nutty and grassy.

Asiago Fresco is mild enough for kids, yet complex and elegant enough to satisfy the grownup cheese lover. It melts smoothly and quickly and stays melted, so it's ideal for pizza or grilled cheese sandwiches.

Serve with fruity red wines and quince paste. Mild, tangy, pure white goat's-milk cheese with a deep purple, wine-soaked rind. Murcia is simple and mild, with a springy texture. Its traditional curing in red wine gives the cheese a grapy flavor and aroma.

Serve on crackers or a baguette with a full-bodied, earthy red wine. The creamy, milky richness of the Brie perfectly soothes the hot spice of the pepper. Our perfect double-cream Brie, studded throughout with crushed black peppercorns.

If you don't have a fireplace, Raclette makes amazing grilled cheese sandwiches, with a slice of tomato and country ham. Smooth, nutty, and a little pungent. In the winter cold of the Savoie, half-wheels of Raclette are propped by the hearth for melting,...

(from LaClare Farms) The 70/30 blend of cow and goat milk creates a unique flavor profile. The wheels smell of cellar and vegetal notes, while the dense, fudgy paste suggest rich butter, citrus, grass, and earth.

Use like any "Swiss," melted in fondue or grilled cheese sandwiches, sliced with country ham and mustard, or served with a glass of flowery country white wine. A modern Dutch creation that is quickly (and deservingly) becoming a world favorite.

This aged cheese has subtle nutty and floral qualities that make Roncal a wonderful cheese for hors d'ouevres. Roncal is a firm sheep's milk cheese made in the Valle de Roncal, in the northeastern corner of Spain.

(from Vermont Creamery) Since Allison Hooper and Bob Reese created their local version of Italian mascarpone, Vermont mascarpone with a 50% butterfat has garnered accolades for its fresh, rich cream flavor and smooth, thick texture — perfect for spreading...

Perfect in the classic Greek salad with cucumbers, tomatoes, black olives, and extra-virgin olive oil. Originally the staple food of Balkan shepherds, now made in France from the same rich mountain sheep's milk used for Roquefort.

Pair with your favorite white wine. Woody, earthy notes will entice your taste buds as the cheese melts on your tongue and reveals grassy aromas hinting at alpine herbs. Indulge in this soft artisanal Italian cheese boasting sharp black truffle flavors...

Serve with a glass of sweet wine. Firm but creamy, with a milky, sweet flavor and delicate but persistent blue-cheese sharpness. It's from Denmark, made in the style of Roquefort, but with cow's milk instead of sheep's milk.

Blue mold will not compromise the quality of the cheese. It is also edible and a matter of personal preference. Blue spots can be easily removed with a knife and will still taste good.

(from Vermont Creamery) The herb chevre is also hand rolled in a blend of herbs de Provence which include basil, oregano, rosemary & thyme. While chevre continues to grow in popularity, Vermont Chevre maintains its reputation for quality through superlative...

We love this cheese paired with a sweet Sauternes or Muscatel. Creamy, soft, and occasionally runny cow's-milk cheese with a deep, penetrating aroma. Epoisses is washed in marc de Bourgogne, a fiery spirit made from the leftover pressings of Burgundy...