Emmentaler: This classic, nutty cheese is named after the valley of the river Emme. It is still made using traditional methods by small village dairies, from farm-fresh milk delivered twice a day, as it has been for over 450 years.
Gruyere:This extra special delicacy from the Gruyere district of Switzerland is well known as the basic ingredient in fondue. But with its delightfully nutty, spicy, full flavor, it is delicious as a table cheese as well.
Le Marechal: Made since 23 AD, this hard grainy raw cow's milk cheese is aged for 18 months. The Swiss enjoy it shaved in paper-thin slices and served as an appetizer with air-dried beef and tomatoes.
Appenzeller: This Swiss cheese is crafted in the canton of Appenzell, near the Austrian border. It has a pleasantly smooth texture, but this cheese's true allure is its fruity tang. In fact, Appenzeller pairs extremely well with fresh fruit; it melts nicely also.
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This transported me right back to my Swiss honeymoon. The taste of the Alps was evident and transporting.
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I ordered this for a BOD meeting, then I sent the same gift to all the members' offices, now I will order for myself. Fantastic.