In order to receive one of these cheesy boxes, you must be a member of the cheese club-box contents are revealed to non-club members only if spaces remain after club members have called dibs, and they tend to sell out fast. And whether you’re gifting the cheese club or ordering one for yourself, you can skip a month or cancel your subscription at any time (though we doubt you’ll want to stop). Each box contains at least three cheeses along with pairings, cheese tools, and cheese-themed merch.
The Jasper Hill Cheese Club is a curd-filled box delivered monthly to your door. Jasper Hill is committed to making “the highest possible quality products in a way that supports Vermont's working landscape,” which includes green initiatives like The Green Machine, a nutrient recovery system that turns animal waste into value-added compost.
I tried the Jasper Hill Farm cheese club subscription to see if this monthly delivery was worth the $100 price tag. While it’s equally important to support local cheese shops if possible, buying direct from cheesemakers like Jasper Hill puts the money directly in their hands and gets you super fresh fromage. Jasper Hill Farm is one of many domestic cheesemakers whose pandemic pivot involved direct-to-consumer sales, and I am very here for it. So what does one get their online-shopping proficient family and friends? Cheese, that’s what. But, true to form, 2020 threw a few curveballs our way-including some of the best Black Friday deals we’ve ever seen-so not only have I failed to buy any gifts (save one hypebeast moka pot for my husband), but I’m also certain many of my loved ones will succumb to the unreal discounts next week is sure to bring. Holiday-obsessed and ever the planner (big Aries energy, sorry not sorry), I’ve usually finished shopping for gifts by Halloween.
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