Cheese Therapy

What's in the box: A selection of handmade cheeses from small Australian producers, sometimes with artisan goods to go alongside them.

Cheese Therapy is an Australian business built around small-batch cheese from local makers. Its range covers the whole country, from Tasmania to the Top End and from Western Australia to the Northern Rivers. The focus is handmade cheese from family farms and small cheeseries rather than factory products, and the site puts a lot of weight on supporting the producers and the regions they work in. It sells a recurring option called The Therapy Box. It also runs a gifting section and a shop, and named boxes such as a Picnic Box and an Entertainers Box show up there, along with what appears to be a monthly mystery selection. A Meet the Makers section introduces the producers, and a Share + Learn area offers more background, which is useful if you want to know where your cheese comes from. The site does not clearly say how often the subscription ships, how much cheese each box holds or how flexible the plan is, so check those details before you sign up. The site shows a small number of customer reviews, and they are mostly positive. Delivery outside Australia is not mentioned. If you like discovering regional Australian cheeses you would not find in a supermarket, this looks like a thoughtful choice, especially for gifts.