gorgonzola cheese
Blue

Gorgonzola

An Italian blue cheese made from pasteurised cows’ milk, gorgonzola is pale yellow and streaked with greenish-blue veins. It has a distinct smell and can

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Queseria Rio Carrion Curado
10 months

Queso Curado

Es un queso que posee un sabor de consistencia prolongada en boca, con un regusto persistente hasta el final. El proceso de su elaboración está

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cottage cheese
Fresh

Cottage Cheese

Made from pasteurised skimmed milk, this mild fresh cheese is very popular with dieters thanks to its low fat and carbohydrate content, and high levels

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Mauston Mobay
United States

Mobay

Sid’s whimsically delicious take on the famous French cheese, Morbier. Our version features a layer of sheep milk cheese and a layer of goat milk

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cheshire cheese
Semi-hard

Cheshire

One of Britain’s oldest cheeses, Cheshire is a hard-pressed, cows’ milk cheese with a relatively dry texture and a mild, tangy character that’s made in

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Cheese of the Day

burrata cheese

Burrata

Burrata is a fresh Italian cheese made from Mozzarella and cream. Burrata starts out much like Mozzarella and many other cheeses, with rennet used to curdle the warm milk. But then, unlike other cheeses,

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Middle Campscott Farm Cheese

Campscott Cumin

Campscott Cumin is a traditional blend of flavours, with organic cumin seed. Click here to see more about Middle Campscott Farm and our other cheeses published at

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Cheeses in numbers

Cheesemakers on the Map

Meet The Cheesemakers

La Valle Factory

La Valle

La Valle is our main office and factory location. It’s located in the beautiful driftless region of southern Wisconsin and has fresh milk delivered daily

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Wakker Cheese

Wakker Cheese

Wakker’s Creamy is a traditional farmstead Gouda, made by Johannes and his family team, wife Olga, daughter Iuliiaand son in law Sergii. Johannes stems from a long tradition

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Cheese as Dessert

Cheese & Desserts

Best Desserts for Cheese Lovers You eat it in your morning omelet, your lunchtime sandwich and your pasta at dinner – but you don’t have

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