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Blue

Doesn’t really need a description. Another favorite category of mine. These cheeses include Stilton, Gorgonzola and Roquefort.

Stilton

You just can’t go wrong with British Stilton. Growing up in England this was naturally the first blue I experienced. I’ve been a stalwart fan ever since. I like its comparative dryness next to other blues. The stronger the Stilton, the better as far as I’m concerned. I sort of lose interest when there’s only [...]

Humboldt Fog

Um, so I love this cheese which is made by Cypress Grove Chevre in Arcata, California. You should visit their website actually, as they have a great story about the history of the company and how the founder, Mary Keehn, got started in the business of making goat’s cheese. But I digress. I first tried [...]

Mystery Solved! – Update on Rogue Creamery Smoked Blue

A few months ago I purchased a sample of the Rogue Creamery Smoked Blue. It was a great blue cheese, but there was no smoked flavor. None. Nada.  Zip.  See earlier post. At the time I was puzzled but shrugged and decided my palate wasn’t refined enough to pick up the flavor.  So,  I recorded  [...]

Rogue Creamery – Smoked Blue

Nice blue cheese, but I could not tell that it was smoked at all. It was firm, salty but with no distinguishable smoked aroma or flavor. We sampled this cheese by itself and also on a cracker. I think the cracker just interfered with the flavor. I would buy this cheese again, but not for [...]