Cheese Making
Rogue Creamery Cheese Club
An Oregon blue cheese specialist's club for tasting artisan cheese, not making it
- Status
- Operating
- Best for
- Blue cheese fans who want to taste Oregon cheese
What's in the box: A selection of Rogue Creamery's artisan cheeses, likely drawn from its blue cheeses and cheddars, though the site does not list exactly what each shipment contains.
Rogue Creamery has been making cheese in Southern Oregon's Rogue Valley since 1933, and it is best known for its blue cheeses. Its Cheese Club is a membership for people who want to taste premium cheeses, whether they already know a lot about cheese or are just starting out. Shoppers looking for a cheese making kit should be aware that this is a tasting club. It sends finished cheese and does not include cultures, molds or instructions for making your own. The creamery's range includes blues such as Caveman Blue, Oregon Blue, Smokey Blue and Rogue River Blue, along with cheddars like Touvelle, Hopyard and a lavender cheddar. The cheese is described as organic and handmade. The company says its packaging is designed to keep cheese fresh in transit, and it points to community work such as donating cheese to schools and food pantries. The site also sells one-time gift sets, including pairing boxes and cheese with charcuterie, for anyone who would rather not sign up for a membership. The site does not state club pricing, delivery frequency, what each shipment contains or how to cancel, so check those terms before you join. If you love blue cheese, this is a solid, focused choice from an established maker.