The Road South: In Search of Mexico’s Wine Country
Photos by Benjamin Wheatley My sister looked skeptical.“I don’t think this is the way,” she said. I looked down at Google Maps. The twisting network of roads meandered aimlessly with no real point of orientation. Looking up at the steep, dirt hill ahead and the cloud of dust that had gathered, I agreed with her […]
A Turophile’s Guide to Tokyo
1. Voice of Cheese チーズの声 With a window façade in the shape of the northern island of Hokkaido, the dairy hub of Japan, this is the only shop in Tokyo dedicated entirely to Japanese cheese. In summer, farm-fresh soft serve and a seasonal vegetable market accompany a changing selection of Hokkaido cheeses. 2. Fermier フェルミエ The first stand-alone cheese shop […]
Discovering Cheese and Tradition in the Swedish North
Spring in Sweden means blue lakes, picturesque hills, endless skies…and some delicious cheese.
The First Raw Milk Buffalo Mozzarella Dairy in Paris
When wandering the streets of Paris, you’ll find a fromagerie on almost every corner. However, this dairy is something entirely new.
Wheys Less Traveled: Caciocavallo Impiccato
A visit to a street market in southern Italy might yield a glimpse of caciocavallo impiccato. This cheese is melted over embers and then scraped over a slice of bread.
Volcanic Cheese of the Azores
On the hilly, volcanic Azore islands, dairy is an essential part of life. Quejo do Vale, or “Cheese of the Valley,” is definitely one of a kind.
Best Cheeses: Colombia
While much of cheesemaking in Colombia remains informal, the national mania for cheese has finally started to spill beyond its borders.
Cheese Goals 2019: Take a Trip — to Cheese
Cheese-focused travel allows people to see where the product comes from and to interact with cheesemakers.
A Trip Through Norway’s Burgeoning Cheese Scene
American cheese and beer lover Tripp Nichols takes a look at Norway’s burgeoning artisan cheese scene.
