Marius Gorgonzola with Wild Assam Pepper is an exercise in balance—where blue cheese depth meets gentle spice without tipping into excess. The first impression is unmistakably creamy, with the characteristic tang of Gorgonzola softened into a velvety, almost whipped texture. Its saltiness is rounded and mellow, allowing the natural dairy sweetness to come through.
As the cream settles on the palate, the wild Assam pepper reveals itself—not sharp or aggressive, but warm, aromatic, and subtly floral. It adds lift rather than heat, enhancing the blue cheese’s complexity instead of overpowering it. The result is a cheese cream that feels indulgent yet composed, lingering with a savory finish and a whisper of spice. It’s refined enough for a cheeseboard, yet playful enough to stir into sauces, spread generously, or use as a quiet secret ingredient.
This cheese cream shines when allowed to contrast or elevate simple elements.
Enjoy it with:
Warm crusty bread, sourdough, or focaccia Crackers or crostini with pear, fig, or honey Melted gently into pasta or risotto for instant richness Spoon-stirred into mashed potatoes or polenta
For drinks, pair with:
Wines: Sauternes, late-harvest Riesling, Barbera, or a light Amarone Liquors: Tawny port, sherry, or a mellow single malt
A little goes a long way—but restraint is optional.
Gorgonzola has long been a cheese of intensity and character, often loved or feared in equal measure. This interpretation softens its edges, transforming it into a refined cream that invites curiosity rather than confrontation. The addition of wild Assam pepper introduces a global note—subtle, unexpected, and modern—showing how classic European cheese can evolve without losing its soul. It’s blue cheese reimagined for today’s table: elegant, versatile, and quietly bold.
Once opened, keep in fridge, store tightly sealed and consume within the recommended period. Stir gently before use to maintain its creamy consistency.