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Abondance
A mountain cheese from Haute-Savoie with a supple paste and hazelnut notes.
Ardrahan
An Irish washed-rind farmhouse cheese with rich earthy character.
Beaufort
A noble Alpine cheese known for its concave wheel and deep mountain flavour.
Bryndza
A tangy sheep cheese central to Slovak bryndzové halušky.
Cantal
One of France’s oldest cheeses, ranging from young and milky to aged and sharp.
Gruyère
A Swiss alpine cheese famous for melting smoothly into fondue and gratins.
L'Etivaz
An alpine cheese made over wood fires in mountain chalets.
Mont d'Or / Vacherin Mont d'Or
A seasonal soft cheese bound in spruce bark and often baked.
Montasio
A northern Italian cheese used in frico and aged for grating.
Morbier
A Jura cheese recognised by the thin ash line through its centre.
Quark
A fresh cultured cheese common in German and Central European cooking.
Reblochon
A soft Alpine cheese essential to tartiflette.
Twaróg
A fresh Polish curd cheese used in sweet and savoury dishes.
Vacherin Fribourgeois
A Swiss cheese crucial in moitié-moitié fondue.
Munster
A bold washed-rind cheese from eastern France.
Raclette
A superb melting cheese traditionally scraped hot over potatoes and pickles.
Saint-Nectaire
An Auvergne cheese with a supple paste and distinctive earthy rind.