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'Point Reyes Blue' Nabs Bronze at U.S. Championship Cheese Contest – Here's Where to Buy It in Marin

The cheese won third place in the 'blue veined cheeses with exterior molding' category.

Hundreds of cheese makers across the country entered their coveted cheddars, Gorgonzolas and myriad other cheeses into the 2013 U.S. Championship Cheese Contest, and one of Marin's renowned cheese makers came home with a bronze.

The Point Reyes Farmstead Cheese Company snagged third place for their “Point Reyes Bay Blue” in the category “Blue Veined Cheeses with Exterior Molding.” It received a 96.2 score out of 100.

Not surprisingly, Wisconsin won the bulk of the awards, but a few other Californian companies were bestowed with the cheesy prize. Point Reyes Farmstead Cheese was the only winner from Marin.

You can find Point Reyes Bay Blue cheese at Paradise Foods in Novato, Paradise Foods in Corte Madera, United Market in San Anselmo and San Rafael, Good Earth Natural Foods in Fairfax, as well as Mollie Stone's in Greenbrae and Sausalito and Woodlands Market in Kentfield.

Eric Harger March 15, 2013 at 12:00 am
Such a wonderful cheese. Congratulations!
Bob Hunter March 15, 2013 at 11:55 am
Someday we will have no excuse for buying foreign cheeses. Marin and Sonoma counties will provide us with the best cheeses in the world, including our favorite French, Italian and Spanish cheese varieties. Our Northbay olive oils are now considered among the best.
Joshua Nelson March 16, 2013 at 01:43 am
Agreed!

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