Blue Cheese Archives

Browse Cheese Atlas’s extensive range of artisanal blue cheeses from around the world.

Blue cheese is a type of cheese that is characterised by the presence of blue or green mould veins throughout the cheese. It is typically made from cow, sheep or goat milk and has a strong, spicy flavour.

You can also find our archives organised by other cheese types here: Fresh, Pasta Filata, Pressed Cooked, Pressed Uncooked, Soft Washed Rind, Soft White Mould and Whey.

Blue Cheese Profiles

Roncari Blue: Spain’s Strongest Blue Cheese

Roncari Blue is a blue cheese made by Quesería Navarra Enaquesa in the Roncal Valley in Navarrese Pyrenees, Northern Spain...

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...

Persillé de Rambouillet: Goat’s Milk Blue Cheese

Persillé de Rambouillet is a semi-soft goat's milk blue cheese made at Ferme de la Tremblaye. Its rind is coated in a layer of ash...

Fourme d’Ambert

Is this France's oldest blue cheese?...

Milawa Aged Blue: Australia’s First Artisanal Blue

Milawa Aged Blue is a blue cheese made by Milawa Cheese in Victoria. It is inspired by the traditional Italian recipe for Gorgonzola...

Gorgonzola Piccante: Aged Italian Blue Cheese

Gorgonzola Piccante is a traditional Italian matured blue cheese that finds its origins in the Lombardia and Piemonte regions...

Riverine Blue: Gippsland’s Buffalo Blue Cheese

Riverine Blue is made in South Gippsland by Berrys Creek Cheese. Its name comes from the herd of buffaloes whose milk it is made from...
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