Women's History Month Cheese Subscription Box
As a woman-owned business, we are firm believers that supporting women-owned businesses should be a year-round practice. But we welcome the month of March as Women's History Month. It serves as a...
As a woman-owned business, we are firm believers that supporting women-owned businesses should be a year-round practice. But we welcome the month of March as Women's History Month. It serves as a...
Camembert cheese and Brie cheese have a lot in common. These French cheeses look and taste similar, and they can be stored and eaten in similar ways. But key differences...
Camembert is one of the most beloved bloomy rind cheeses. Known for its snowy white rind, buttery flavor, creamy texture, and small size, this iconic French cheese has a fascinating—and...
The women cheesemakers working today may be forging their own paths, but they’re the latest in a long line of women in dairy and cheesemaking—one that stretches back to the...
We conclude our History of Cheese series with the story of how artisan cheesemaking in the United States blossomed from an industry producing forgettable commodity and processed cheeses in the...
Our History of Cheese series has examined cheese in the ancient world, Europe’s rise as a global cheese powerhouse, cheese packaging through the ages, and the spread of cheese and...
So far in our History of Cheese series, we’ve discussed the ancient origins of cheese, the evolution of cheese in Europe, and the history of cheese packaging. Today, we’re looking...
Ever since cheese has existed, humans have had to devise methods of keeping it safe and delicious to eat for as long as possible. But good packaging must do more...
So far, we’ve learned that the earliest cheesemakers—Neolithic shepherds in the Fertile Crescent—migrated throughout Western Asia, into India and Africa, and into Central Europe, bringing domesticated sheep and goats and...
Where does cheese come from? When most of us think of artisan cheese, we think of Europe, whose funky, wrinkly, stinky, and savory aged varieties have come to define this...
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Shipping Details
Hardware
If you have purchased cheese hardware from our Grotto collection, it usually takes us 1 to 3 business days to ship your order, unless otherwise listed on the respective product page.
Cheese Orders
As the cheeses are a fresh product, we want to ensure the quickest transit time as possible, so your order arrives in the best possible condition. Express shipping costs range from $25 - $55 depending on the package size, delivery window, location and carrier. We ship Mondays only each week, and orders must be placed by Thursday the week prior to be included in Monday's shipments. If you purchased a cheese subscription with a set shipping schedule (Meet the Makers or any Gift Subscription), please refer to the respective product page for the fixed shipping schedule.
Please note: cheese ships from our cheese warehouse and hardware ships from our hardware warehouse. If you are purchasing both hardware and cheese, there will be a shipping charge for the cheese portion of your order.
International Orders
We are sorry, but we aren't legally allowed to ship cheese across the US border! We can, however, ship our hardware from our Grotto collection worldwide. Please note that the shipping costs options you see at checkout do not include customs, duties, and taxes which will be billed to you upon reaching the border, and will be an additional expense. Those costs vary from country to country, but we recommend calculating at an additional 20% charge. If you refuse the package due to these additional fees and the hardware is returned to us, we will be able to issue a refund minus the outbound and return shipping costs.