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Blue

Blue cheeses can be classified as soft or semi-soft cheeses, but they deserve their own category due a specific feature: the blue veins marbled across them. Those blue veins provide the cheese with a strong taste, a crumbly texture and a surprising look.

Bleubry <br />
<span style="font-size: 13px; color: #a5a5a5;">Triple Cream Brie Cheese with Blue Veins</span>

Bleubry
Triple Cream Brie Cheese with Blue Veins

A smooth version of the blue cheeses; frank and delicate; creamy, not too salty; a product of the marriage between brie and blue cheeses. 

*2022-23 Silver in its category - International Cheese and Dairy Awards

caronzola <br />
<span style="font-size: 13px; color: #a5a5a5;">Soft Surface Ripened Blue-Veined Cheese</span>

caronzola
Soft Surface Ripened Blue-Veined Cheese

This ivory-coloured cheese is delicately laced with blue and covered in a white coat. Cheese lovers of all kinds will relish its creamy texture and mild taste. 

M&eacute;t&eacute;orite <br />
<span style="font-size: 13px; color: #a5a5a5;">Ash covered triple cream brie cheese with blue veins</span>

Météorite
Ash covered triple cream brie cheese with blue veins

This mellow, creamy, blue-veined, ash-covered surface-ripened cheese has a delicate blue taste. Its creamy and supple texture is unique.