Creamy, buttery and mild with slightly sweet notes. Pair with peach preserves and toasted almonds, buttery Chardonnay or Amber beer.

Expert, licensed cheesemaker, Marieke Penterman and her team, handcraft traditional Dutch Goudas using the time-tested, Old World, cheesemaking methods Marieke brought with her when she emigrated from the Netherlands.

Marieke transforms farmstead-fresh, raw, cow’s milk from her family farm into award-winning cheese, which is then carefully cured on imported Dutch pine planks in temperature and humidity-controlled aging cellars.

Marieke Gouda

Penterman Farm

In May 2010, Spring Brook Farm produced their first wheels of Reading, an outstanding Vermont artisan raclette-style cheese made with raw Jersey cow milk. The milk is sourced from two neighboring, family-run partner dairies.

Reading is aged approximately three months, receiving the same care and nurturing given to all of our cheeses. It offers a unique creamy texture balanced by nutty, grassy undertones. It matures into a versatile semi-soft cheese ideally suited to melting, but it exhibits a subtle yet complex flavor profile that allows it to stand alone on any cheese plate.

Reading

Spring Brook Farm

Brabander

Butterkase is a semi-soft cheese with a golden natural rind, very popular in Germany and Austria for its creamy texture, buttery like taste. Its name, when literally translated means "butter cheese," but the cheese is butter free. However, the appealing flavour and appearance makes it a great hit on a cheeseboard. Produced in Landhaus with original cultures and traditional German production methods, it is aged for a very brief period resulting in a mild taste and flavour.
This cheese ripens in one month and has a fat content of 50 per cent. Since Butterkase can be sliced, spread or melted it is a perfect table cheese. It is very good with a glass of beer.

Butterkase

Havarti

Fair Oaks

The Alisios is a trade wind that blows through the Canary Island of Fuerteventura, and it’s a fitting name for this cheese, because enjoying it is a breeze. It’s made from the mixed milk of Canary Island cows and goats and coated in sweet pimentón, the pepper from which paprika is derived. What results is a highly, highly snackable cheese with toasted notes in the paste and a spicy-sweet pop from the outer coat. It’s fully and creamy from the cow’s milk and zingy and zippy from the goat’s. No wonder it took home the Super Gold at the 2016 World Cheese Awards. The Alisios will blow you over with flavor.

Vadim

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