Consider Bardwell

The very first cheese-making co-op in Vermont! The name comes from its founder, Consider Stebbins Bardwell, who started the co-op in 1864. The coop specializes in small-batch artisan cheeses made by hand using the milk from local goats and cows. The milk is antibiotic and hormone free, just sweet and fresh, right from the udder to the vats. The cheeses are name for historic villages, like Dorset, a buttery raw cow’s milk cheese,; Manchester, a raw goat’s milk mountain tomme and Pawlet, an Italian-style cheese aged for 4-6 months.