
Crater Lake Blue, the American Cheese Society's 2004 gold medal winner and more recently, June 2006, took home a bronze medal for foil-wrapped, blue-vein cheese made outside the United Kingdom at the World Cheese Awards. It is a contemporary blue cheese. Robust and sweet with a rich buttery finish, it is best described as a blend of Roquefort and Danish blue cheese recipes. Versatile on a cheese plate or in a special recipe. Its complexity of flavor makes it one of the rare blues that can pair perfectly with both Ruby and Tawny ports. Simply an outstanding cheese, Crater Lake Blue is a terrific example of the craftmanship exhibited by today's American cheesemakers.
Awarded 2nd Place in the American Cheese Society 2007 Awards in the Cow's Milk Blue Cheese Category.
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This has to be my favorite blue cheese. From eating alone, to top a pizza, to mac & cheese, sandwiches, salads, on top of a great rib-eye steak, this is simply delicious. Highly recommend.
This is simply an AMAZING Cheese. Quality ingredients come together at the skilled hands of the Rogue Creamery folks to deliver a smooth but complex cheese that deserves to be the center piece of any occasion. This cheese exudes passion while exciting the palate.
I live int he same town they make this and all the other wonderful Rogue Creamery cheeses. Wow and I am so lucky! Hey they won Best in Show in 2007 with the Crater Lake at the United States Championships and two 3rd places just recently at the world competion with two other blues.
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Used it in salads and as an appetizer. We loved it.
among the best I've ever had....who has to go to Europe for great Bleu anymore? Rogue Creamery has found the secret !!
Not my favorite blue cheese... uninteresting after taste.
Delicious!!! The best blue I have ever tasted.
Rogue consistently pulls the gold, silver and bronze for their blues at ACS annual competition. Use this for a creamy sauce over beef tenderloin or a great dessert with grapes.
"Doesn't it get any better than this?" NO.