Wisconsin Cheese Masters

"Edit: I understand not offering single slices, but that isn't what we asked for. We simply wanted a 1/2 lb rectangle block cut into 1/4 lb, and the worker basically ignored that request and said "we only have 1/2 lb or more." It certainly wasn't a vibe which made me feel like requesting free samples, sadly :/ If you reasonably wanted to make a variety cheese board with 4 cheeses for 2 people, you'd have to buy minimum 2lbs and spend at least $50. At that point it would make sense to just go to a grocery store, especially if you're not getting any specialized service. I've seen most of your cheeses in major grocery stores in WI, so it's not like I can't just get it somewhere else. I was surprised that at an empty store, during the off-season, the business would reject such a simple request, without apology, and then reply here as if the customer was in the wrong. Would've happily cut the rectangle in half myself if was allowed! ------------- Would've loved to try the cheese, but they don't let you purchase in quantities smaller than pre-packaged 1/2 pounds. Pretty strange for a cheese shop if you ask me. Vibe wasn't great either."

"We bought a few of their delicious cheeses. My husband sampled a 15 yr cheese for a small fee it's $100 /lb. We also bought some A2 mild cheddar and crackers and headed over to the Harbor Winery next door to have wine and eat our cheese and crackers. Great place !"

"This was a great little stop on our trip. Within a minute we knew the guy behind the counter knew his cheese. We got to taste 4 cheeses that he selected for the day but then you could try anything in the case as well. (except the stinky cheeses - that's their rule) But again, it was a great experience. They have quite the selection and it's all high quality items - they only sell the best. Highly recommend."

"Try as much cheese as you'd like. Each party has a cheese expert walking you through each type, which helps narrow down the choices if you are unsure of your tastes. Just too many to try though!"