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Raw Cheese from Organic A2/A2 Grass Fed Milk: Goat Cheese

Assortment of handcrafted artisan cheeses

Traditionally crafted cheeses made from thoughtfully raised cow, goat, and sheep milk.

Most of our cheeses are handcrafted from raw milk, including a wide selection made with grass-fed A2/A2 cow milk. The collection also includes raw goat- and sheep-milk cheeses, along with a small number of carefully made cultured and artisan cheeses that are not raw, including Cottage Cheese and plain Goat Chevre.

Goat Chevre - Plain

6 oz. Mild and creamy. Low heat pasteurized

Raw Goat Cheese - Cheddar

8 oz block. Mild, firm and creamy

Raw Goat Cheese - Feta

8 oz block. Creamy and crumbly

Raw Goat Cheese - Gouda

8 oz block. Creamy, slighty sweet and nutty

Traditional Cheese with Real Character

Raw cheese begins with milk that has not been pasteurized. Traditional culturing, careful cheesemaking, and patient aging transform that milk into cheeses with remarkable depth, texture, and natural variation.

Our grass-fed A2/A2 cow-milk selections range from mild, creamy everyday cheeses to cave-aged and reserve varieties developed over months or even years. The collection also includes distinctive goat- and sheep-milk cheeses, each with its own flavor, texture, and traditional character.

Explore Mild and Sharp Cheddar, Meadowrella, Gouda, Swiss, Feta, Havarti, Pepper Jack, Blue Cheese, soft-ripened cheeses, long-aged reserve selections, Goat Cheese, Sheep’s Milk Cheese, Cottage Cheese, and more.

Living Cheese, Natural Variation

Traditionally made cheeses continue to develop as they age. Soft-ripened varieties may develop natural growth on the rind or occasional blue veining within the cheese. When this occurs in these traditionally made varieties, it is a natural and safe part of the aging processβ€”and something the cheesemakers celebrate for the additional complexity it can bring.

Natural variation in color, rind, texture, and flavor is expected from one batch to another. If you are ever uncertain about a cheese, please contact us and we will be happy to help.

Enjoying and Storing Your Cheese

Keep cheese refrigerated and sealed until you are ready to enjoy it. After opening, wrap it carefully and return it promptly to the refrigerator. For the fullest flavor and best texture, allow the portion you plan to serve to rest briefly at room temperature before eating.

Review each product page for the type of milk, aging time, flavor, texture, package size, producer information, and whether that particular cheese is made with raw milk.