Wisconsin, affectionately known as Americas Dairyland, is a paradise for cheese enthusiasts and travelers alike.
Stroll through the quaint streets and youll find family-run shops offering cheese varieties you wont easily find elsewhere.
This family-owned creamery has been crafting hand-made cheeses since 1908.
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Take a tour and sample their award-winning aged cheddar or discover their unique cheese spreads.
Beyond the folklore, the town boasts specialty shops brimming with local cheeses.
Its an unexpected but delightful combination that adds a spicy twist to your cheese trail adventure.
The town is surrounded by dairy farms and cheese plants, many of which offer tours and tastings.
Mayville Scenic Beauty and Nearby Dairies
Mayville offers a delightful mix of natural wonders and dairy delights.
After a day outdoors, visit local creameries like Farmers Pride Cheese for a taste of authentic Wisconsin cheeses.
The towns annual Audubon Days festival often features cheese tastings that showcase the regions dairy excellence.
Explore local shops to find cheeses inspired by old-world recipes.
Cedar Grove Pioneers in Sustainable Cheesemaking
Cedar Grove Cheese isnt just producing great cheese; theyre doing it sustainably.
Dont leave without trying their handcrafted organic cheeses, celebrated for both flavor and purity.
Ellsworth The Cheese Curd Capital
Ellsworth proudly wears the crown as the Cheese Curd Capital of Wisconsin.
Shullsburg Rich Dairy Tradition
With its well-preserved 19th-century buildings, Shullsburg offers a glimpse into Wisconsins past.
The Shullsburg Creamery, operating since 1938, invites visitors to taste handcrafted cheeses made using traditional methods.
New Glarus Americas Little Switzerland
Dubbed Americas Little Switzerland, New Glarus is a vibrant celebration of Swiss heritage.
