The Blu di Bufala is distinguished by its block-like shape and its stripped gray-ish exterior, the interior boasts a flavor that is a balance of sweetness and spice with a slight tang in the long lasting finish. Afraid of blue cheese? Don’t be. The rich, sweet flavor of the buffalo’s milk cuts the acidity of the blue mold, making for a balanced, fudgy blue that is mildly gamey.
Read MoreThis cheese changed my mind about blue cheese. Years ago I was under the impression that I didn’t care for blue cheese. Its perfect balance of sweet goaty tang and earthy blue made me want to explore the vast world of blue cheese.
Read MoreThe Blue cheese of the Basque Country. A recent addition to the case is this stunning wheel of Urdiña: a sheep’s milk blue cheese from the Basque Country. This artisan cheese is pasteurized with a soft, slightly gooey texture and a washed rind that develops a reddish hue while aging. The flavor is brothy and tangy with a lovely depth, but on the mild side of the blue cheese spectrum.
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