One of the great blues of Europe, this Spanish cheese is produced in the Picos de Europa Mountains, namely the valley of Valdeón. The smooth and creamy Valdeón blue cheese is made from either pure cow's milk or a combination of cow's, sheep's, and goat's milk.

It is matured for about 45-60 days and sold wrapped in sycamore maple or chestnut leaves. Although it has all the character of a blue and a very intense, piquant flavor, Valdeón's bite is not as strong as the one in most other blue cheeses.

Queso Zamorano is a cheese made from the milk of Churra and Castellana sheep breeds in the province of Zamora, in Castilla y León. It has a characteristic herringbone pattern imprinted on the top and bottom and a woven esparto grass (zigzag) pattern on the sides.

Queso de Burgos is a Spanish cheese made from pasteurized or unpasteurized cow's and sheep's milk. The cheese has a pure white color, and it is traditionally shaped into a wheel with characteristical ridges on top. Its texture is silky and creamy, while the flavors are very mild, fresh, milky, and slightly acidic.

Monte Enebro is a soft-ripened Spanish cheese produced in the region of Avila by Rafael Báez and his daughter Paloma. The cheese is made from pasteurized goat's milk and ages for 6 to 8 weeks. It's shaped into a log, or to be more precise, mule's hoof.

Leonora is a Spanish cheese originating from the region of Leon. The cheese is made from pasteurized goat's milk. It has a mold-ripened rind that's occasionally mottled with grey spots. Underneath it, the texture is dense and very smooth.

With age, the paste breaks down under the rind, becoming a bit runny. When young, Leonora's flavors are creamy, bright, milky, and balanced, with grassy and lemony hints, and with age it becomes stronger and more intense, especially near the rind.

The artisan cheeses of Los Beyos are traditionally produced in the Picos de Europa mountains and made with either cow's, sheep's or goat's milk. Depending on the type of milk, this hard to semi-hard cheese is ripened for about 20 to 60 days and has a unique, flinty texture but at the very first bite, the firmness of Los Beyos melts into a creamy, buttery paste with a long balanced tangy aftertaste.

Veigadarte is a Spanish cheese made in small batches, originating from Ambasmestas in the Castilla-Leon region. The cheese is made from pasteurized goat's milk and it's usually left to age for a month before consumption. The cheesemaker Joaquin Casado uses milk from a mix of two Spanish breeds, Florida and Murciana, with a high butterfat content.