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Artisan & Farmstead Cheeses
Our cheese cave is stocked with over 80 types of artisan and farmstead
cheeses from all over the world. We pride ourselves on finding
cheeses that you will not find at the local grocery store, or even
more upscale food markets.
Try These New Cheese Selections
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Cheddar Blue by Hendricks Farms
Hints
of blue permeate the paste of this bandaged wrapped
cheddar, adding extra tang to the cheddary snap. Tasting
this cheese is something of a roller coaster; first
you'll get cheddar flavor and then you'll finish with
blue.
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Chocolate Stout Cheddar
by Rogue Creamery
Using their sister brewery’s
beer, after the cheddar is formed, it is broken down and
covered in Rogue's Chocolate Stout. The mellow flavor of
oats, chocolate malts, real chocolate, and hops give it
a bittersweet finish and it’s distinct lacy pattern.
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Nazareth- Select Cut
Complete with a
buttery, nutty mild flavor and impressive eye formation.
The rich, dark brown rind differentiates the cheese from
others of this Belgium style. Nazareth is a delicacy for
all occasions. It slices up for sandwiches, shreds over
spaghetti, lasagna and pizza. |
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Smoked Gouda with Jalapeno
This cheese is still
smoked in ancient brick ovens over smoldering hickory
chip embers. Flavored with spicy Jalapeno peppers, it is
perfect for impromptu picnics, party platters or
midnight snacks. Note: the brown, smoky rind is not only
edible, it's the best part of the cheese! |
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Volendam
If you
are a gouda lover, then Volendam is a must have! It has
a butterfat content of 55% compared to 48% in Gouda.
This cheese has an extra creamy texture and rich,
buttery flavor. It is so creamy that it sticks to your
knife when cutting it!
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Murray Bridge Australian Cheddar
This
gold medal award winning cheddar, aged for a year, hails
from Australia. This all natural cheddar, made from
pasteurized cow's milk is one of our new favorites.
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Crowley Sharp
Similar
to a cheddar but officially designated by the FDA as a
“Colby”, Crowley Sharp is the only remaining original
Vermont cheese. It neither as dry nor nearly as acidic
as cheddar, and has smoother, some say “creamier” taste
which is very noticeable.
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French Raclette
Simply
heat the cheese and when the cheese begins to melt, you
scrape it off and serve the melted cheese on a hot plate
with a baked potato, pickled pearl onions, thinly sliced
ham, cornichons, baguette, and of course, a glass of
white wine. |
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