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A Conversation with Cheese Legend Kate Arding


Kate Arding is a name that resonates far and wide within the cheese industry. From her early days working behind the counter at storied institutions such as Neal’s Yard Dairy and Cowgirl Creamery to co-founding culture magazine and serving on the board of the American Cheese Society, Arding’s career has kept her at the forefront […]

Meet the Visionary Behind the Cheese Grotto


Discover how Jessica Sennett revolutionized cheese storage with the cheese grotto and her vision for the future of artisanal cheese

Celebrating a Century of Cheesemaking with Joe and Joey Widmer


Recently marking their centennial milestone, Widmer’s Cheese Cellars of Wisconsin stands as a testament to resilience, dedication, and the preservation of cheesemaking as a time-honored craft. The family-owned business has produced its renowned Brick cheese using the same methods in the same location since 1922. Founded by Master Cheesemaker Joe Widmer’s grandfather John Widmer, an […]

Reflecting on the Spanish Cheese Scene With Rubén Valbuena


Rubén Valbuena has been disrupting the Spanish cheese industry from just about every angle—ideation, production, sales, service, exports—since the mid-aughts.

Voicings: Affineur Ashley Morton


On her website Brieyonce.com, Ashley Morton describes herself as a “global cheesemonster on the go,” and it’s easy to see why.

Voicings: Anna Juhl


With Cheese Journeys, Anna Juhl creates bespoke cheese-travel experiences.

Voicings: The Simms Twins Of Lady And Larder


Photo Credit: Jenna Jones It’s hard not to smile around Sarah and Boo Simms. The twin sisters and co-owners of Santa Monica cheese shop Lady and Larder are effervescent, exuding a familiarity that welcomes you like a lifelong friend. With over 70,000 Instagram followers, these two have single-handedly changed the cheese board game with dynamic, […]

Voicings: Mary Quicke


Photo by Matt Austin Here in the States, we speak of third-, fourth-, sometimes even fifth-generation farms. In Devon, England, Mary Quicke runs a 14th generation clothbound cheddar operation, and it would not be a stretch to say that her fate was set by Henry VIII falling in love with Anne Boleyn in 1527. When […]

Voicings: Glen Harrell


Glenn Harrell is the third owner of Say Cheese, a cheese shop in Los Angeles’s Silver Lake neighborhood that celebrates its 50th anniversary this month. The business has been in Harrell’s hands since 1999 and he likes to call himself the longest-running fool of its three owners, though this bit belies his deep love of […]

Voicings: Perrystead Dairy’s Yoav Perry


The model for Yoav Perry’s urban cheesemaking project was simple: bring excellent milk from the country to the consumers, distributors, and restaurants in the Philadelphia, paying farmers top dollar while saving them the added risk and expense of cheesemaking.

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