Cheese lovers, get ready to explore a global feast for the senses! TasteAtlas has created an interactive map that showcases the best cheeses from all around the world. It offers insights into regional flavors and production styles. From the creamy Brie of France to Italy’s sharp Parmigiano-Reggiano! This map is the ultimate guide to discovering the world’s most celebrated cheeses.
Discover All The Best Cheeses
Sure, there are plenty of cool tours that you could go on that would take you around all of the historic parts of the world; showing you all the best tourist spots, most haunted spots, or prime street art spots. But there’s only one way to truly get to know a country: by touring all of the cheesiest spots, of course. It’s a whole different kind of ‘cultured’.
You can brie-z across the globe and learn what kind of cheese exists in different countries. Would you believe, not everyone is gorging on Cheddar cheese just yet. With over 100 cheeses marked on the map from the UK alone, nothing gets cheddar than this interactive cheese map. Discover local legends like Yorkshire Wensleydale and Double Gloucester. Or more obscure cheeses like Rubing found in China’s Yunnan province and Ayibe from Ethopia.
Amazing Rankings
This Caerphilly conducted interactive cheese map has plotted some regional classics, so you’re in very Gouda hands. To make this map even feta, it can also be viewed as a list too! Cheeses are ordered alphabetically and by location. Plus, these cheeses are ranked by popularity and best-rated, so you know which cheese is buff and which cheese is rough. Sounds like secondary school all over again. There is even a list for the top 10 worst rated cheeses in the world! And there may be a few surprising contenders…
Start from wherever in the world. You can drag your cursor across some of the world’s finest cheeses, with hundreds to explore. Feeling peckish learning about Pecorino? Why not make a night of it and sample some local, award-winning cheese? And continental classics whilst you’re marveling at mozzarella? And naturally, pair your cheese with a glass of wine.
Not only does Taste Atlas have an interactive cheese map, but it also has a number of other interactive maps organised by food categories including traditional dishes around the world. Or by starchy staples such as dumplings, bread, and pasta, for example. We camembert the excitement! Explore the cheese map here.