Rogue Creamery

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  • 311 N Front Street
    Central Point, OR
  • 541-664-1537
  • www.roguecreamery.com
  • N 42° 22' 35.40" W 122° 55' 15.59"

Rogue Creamery, maker of blue and cheddar cheese for 70 years, continues its old-world tradition of fine cheesemaking. Winner of Best New Product, Fancy Food Show (NASFT), 2005, and World’s Best Blue, London, 2003. Blue cheeses include Oregon Blue, Crater Lake Blue, Oregonzola, Smokey Blue, Echo Mountain and Rogue River Blue. Fine artisan made cheddar and jack cheeses include Rogue Creamery, Oregon and Rogue Gold brands. Rogue Creamery’s historic cheese store has a viewing window and an extensive selection of wine cheese and gifts. Store hours are Monday thru Saturday 9 to 5pm and Sunday noon to 5pm.

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  1. Fpo Avatar SoOregon

    Stinky Cheese

    ‘Okay’ rating Posted about 4 years ago

    Stopped by Rogue Creamery in tiny Central Point and what a cool place. The outside of the Creamery just welcomes you in with its funky, old facade. Once inside the staff are super friendly and invite you to try their different, award winning cheeses. Since my traveling partner and I LOVE to make up words....the Rogue Creamery stole our hearts with their "Oregonzola"--we had to buy a 1/2 pound of this award winning cheese just because of the name! They also carry other cheeses...like another of our favorites...Cowgirl Creamery from California. We bought a round of the Red Hawk Cheese which is sooo stinky but sooo good. Coolest thing is that we were traveling and for a couple bucks we bought an insulated bag and an ice pack. Kept all the cheeses fresh and refrigerated until we could make it to our hotel room. Great experience!

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  2. Fpo Avatar thepiranha

    ROGUE CREAMERY IN CENTRAL POINT

    ‘Okay’ rating Posted over 5 years ago

    A trip to Southern Oregon should include a visit to the Rogue Creamery in Central Point. I visited the creamery in January and was very impressed that such a small operation could produce nationally and internationally recognized cheeses. At the shop, you can sample several of their fine cheeses as well as purchase cheese and anything that you might want for a picnic. The creamery provides occasional tours for groups.

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