
South Aegean, Greece
Kopanisti
Κοπανιστή
A Greek spicy, tangy PDO blue cheese from Mykonos, made from cow or sheep milk, aged in barrels. A meze and spread, served with bread and ouzo, a Cyclades specialty, pungent and spicy.
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South Aegean, Greece
Κοπανιστή
A Greek spicy, tangy PDO blue cheese from Mykonos, made from cow or sheep milk, aged in barrels. A meze and spread, served with bread and ouzo, a Cyclades specialty, pungent and spicy.

Central Slovakia, Slovakia
Zázrivský korbáčik
Thin threads of steamed sheep's cheese plaited by hand into a small whip, sold plain or smoked, and made around Zázrivá in the Orava region.

Czech Republic
Smoked cheese braided into ropes, a snack from the Czech-Slovak borderlands.

Norway
Tingvoll blue cheese, World Champion 2016.

Kvarner, Croatia
Krčki sir
In Kvarner, Krk Cheese is a hard sheep cheese from Krk with a firm, salty bite and a dense slice suitable for aging.

Kazakhstan
Құрт
Salted sour milk is strained, shaped into firm pieces, and dried into a tangy travel cheese.

North Aegean, Greece
Λαδοτύρι
A Greek PDO cheese from Mytilene (Lesbos), aged in olive oil, hard and spicy. A table and grating cheese, a regional specialty, savory and aromatic, an island dairy with a unique method.

Hungary
Lajtai sajt
Lajta Cheese is a soft washed-rind cheese with orange tone and assertive flavor.

England, United Kingdom
A crumbly cows' cheese made by blending curd from several days, giving a buttery, slightly lactic tang; the classic melting cheese for toast.

Grand Est, France
Langres is a named French cheese associated with Grand Est, recognized for its own rind, aging, and milk character.

Netherlands
Leidse kaas
Semi-hard cheese from Leiden with cumin and caraway seeds, low-fat (20-40%), distinctive keys label for PDO version.

Lika, Croatia
Lički sir
Soft creamy cheese from Lika made from buša cow milk, can be used as spread, PDO protected, a traditional mountain cheese.

Tabriz, Iran
پنیر لیقوان
Sheep's-milk brine cheese from the village of Liqvan near Tabriz, aged in skins, salty and full of small irregular holes.

Normandy, France
Norman cheese with distinctive raffia bands and a powerful persistent flavor.

Bosnia and Herzegovina
Livanjski sir
Hard yellow cheese from the Livno plateau made from sheep's and cow's milk, aged in wheels for at least sixty days into a firm, piquant paste.

Lori, Armenia
Լոռի պանիր
Brined cow's-milk cheese from the Lori highlands, firm and salty with small irregular holes, aged in tins for two months.

Czech Republic
Soft, creamy Czech cheese eaten fresh on bread.

Vaud, Switzerland
L’Etivaz
A hard alpine cheese cooked over wood fires in roughly 130 chalets of the Pays-d'Enhaut, aged and graded from one cooperative cellar.

Netherlands
Maasdammer
Dutch cheese similar to Swiss Emmental, with large eyes (holes) and a nutty, sweet flavor, creamy and smooth.

Balearic Islands, Spain
Formatge de Mao
A cow's milk cheese from Menorca with a square shape and an orange rind from paprika rubbing, with a salty, tangy flavor and DOP protection.

Vaud, Switzerland
A ball or disc of Gruyère bound with egg, wine and garlic, deep-fried and eaten hot with pickles and white wine.

Balearic Islands, Spain
Queso Mallorca
Mallorca Cheese is a semi-hard island cheese formed in a flat wheel, with a pale firm paste and a clean, mildly saline dairy finish.

Castile-La Mancha, Spain
Queso manchego
Spain's most famous cheese, made from Manchega sheep's milk in La Mancha, with a distinctive herringbone rind from esparto grass molds.

Sweden
Herrgårdsost
Semi-hard cheese similar to Gruyère but creamier, with nutty notes and round holes, a Swedish classic.

Greece
Μανούρι
A Greek soft, creamy whey cheese from sheep or goat milk, mild and slightly sweet. Used in pies, desserts, or spread on bread, a PDO cheese, a delicate and creamy dairy.

Denmark
Semi-hard Danish cheese, often with caraway.

Hauts-de-France, France
Strong square cheese from Nord-Pas-de-Calais, aged in damp cellars.

Lombardy, Italy
Lombardy's rich triple-cream cheese made by curdling cream with citric acid. The base of tiramisu and many desserts, buttery and spreadable.

India
मटर पनीर
A North Indian curry of paneer and green peas in a tomato-onion gravy. It is a common home-style vegetarian dish.

Hungary
Medve sajt
Medve is a Hungarian processed-cheese portion sold in foil-wrapped wedges with a smooth, spreadable texture.

Epirus, Greece
Μετσοβόνε
A Greek smoked PDO cheese from Metsovo, Epirus, made from cow or sheep milk, stretchy and smoky. A pasta filata cheese, served in slices or grilled, a regional specialty, aromatic.

Latvia
Jāņu siers
EU TSG fresh sour-milk cheese with caraway seeds, traditionally eaten at Midsummer, round shape symbolizing the sun.

Bursa, Turkey
Mihalic peyniri (Kelle peyniri), the hard sheep's-milk cheese of Bursa with protected-origin status, is a named cheese distinct from the two carried Turkish cheeses.

France
Mimolette is a named French cheese associated with France, recognized for its own rind, aging, and milk character.

Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti, Georgia
Გებჟალია
Sheets of stretched cheese rolled around a mint-and-chilli curd, sliced and served swimming in seasoned milk.

Saint Pierre and Miquelon
Tomme de Chèvre
Artisanal goat cheese from Miquelon's Saveurs Fermières, made with Alpine goat milk and aged with maritime influence; a proud local product featured at the Élysée 'Fabriqué en France' exhibition.