Why we love it
Italy produces an incredible amount of cheeses (formaggio), from north to south, from Aosta Valley to Sicily, from cow to sheep to goat. Cheese is part of the Italian culture and Italian way of life. Whether grated on pasta or eaten at the end of the meal to accompany some wine, Italians love their cheeses.
This Italian cheese map shows only some of them, it would have been impossible to include all cheeses, these are only the most, according to us, famous. The map is available as a PDF or a poster measuring 61x91cm. If ordering the PDF version, the file has a high resolution and can be printed in any size.
The artisan who made it
Founded in 2003 by Andrea, ItalyAbroad.com emerged from a passionate desire to bridge the gap between discerning consumers and the true essence of Italian food and wine. Upon arriving in the UK, Andrea, hailing from a family steeped in Italian winemaking traditions, recognized a stark contrast between the commercially available "Italian" products and the authentic, high-quality fare he cherished back home.
Driven by a commitment to quality and authenticity, Italyabroad.com embarked on a mission to unearth hidden gems from small, dedicated Italian wineries and artisanal producers. We meticulously curate our selection, ensuring that every product embodies the rich heritage and exceptional craftsmanship that define Italian excellence.
We partner exclusively with small, family-run businesses who uphold traditional methods and prioritize quality over mass production and our products are crafted using the finest, natural ingredients, free from palm oil, preservatives, and artificial additives. At Italyabroad.com we categorically reject industrially produced items and "Italian-sounding" imitations, focusing solely on genuine Italian delicacies.
Since 2003, Italyabroad.com has been the recipient of several awards for the high quality of products we import.
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