All Cheese Profiles Archives

Browse Cheese Atlas’s extensive range of artisanal cheese profiles from around the world. You can also find our archives organised by cheese type here: FreshSoft White MouldSoft Washed RindPressed CookedPressed UncookedBlueWhey & Pasta Filata.

Délice de Saint Cyr: Triple Cream Fromage Boursault

Délice de Saint Cyr is a decadent bloomy rind triple cream cheese that originates from the Ile-de- France region of France...

Crémeux d’Argental: Triple Cream from Auvergne

Crémeux d'Argental is a triple cream soft cheese made from cow’s milk in the Auvergne Rhône-Alpes. It is part of Fromi's d'Argental range...

Le Duc Vacherin: Pasteurised Mont d’Or

Le Duc Vacherin, selected by Will Studd, is a soft surface-ripened cheese made in the France-Comté region of Eastern France...

Brie de Meaux: Real French AOP Brie

Brie de Meaux is a soft cheese made in the Ile-de-France region of France. It is one of only two Bries to have been granted an AOP stamp...

Venus Blue: Australia’s Best Blue Cheese

Venus Blue is a sheep's milk blue cheese made by Prom Country Cheese in South Gippsland. It is made from the milk of their own ewes...

Comté Bleu

In my books, the young Comté Bleu is grossly underrated. Read on to learn more about this cheese...

Big B

Takes you to a barnyard in Tasmania...

Gruyère: Switzerland’s Most Famous Cheese

Le Gruyère is a traditional semi-hard cheese made in Switzerland. The AOP dictates that only raw cow's milk can be used to make the cheese...

Hubert’s

Brandy is cheese's best friend...

Langres: Champagne & Cheese

Langres is a traditional French soft washed rind cheese that has held an AOC stamp since 1991 and an AOP stamp since 2009...
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