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The Grand Tour, one wheel at a time

The cheese loop

One closed circuit through 265 towns across 24 countries, starting and ending wherever you fly in. Every traveller drives a stretch of this same loop — rotated to their airport, reversed if they want to go the other way — so the route is solved once here, not on each request.

265towns
316cheeses
39,289km by road
641 hbehind the wheel
1.37xroad vs crow, median
SwedenFranceFinlandSpainGermanyNorwayRussiaPolandUkraineAlgeriaItalyUnited KingdomBelarusRomaniaTurkeyGreeceMoroccoBulgariaHungaryTunisiaAustriaCzechiaLatviaPortugalIrelandLithuaniaSerbiaEstoniaCroatiaDenmarkSlovakiaBosnia and Herz.SwitzerlandNetherlandsMoldovaBelgiumAlbaniaNorth MacedoniaSloveniaMontenegroKosovoLuxembourgFaeroe Is.ÅlandIsle of ManAndorra Chania, Greece — optional excursion, 214 km ferry from Naxos — Pichtogalo Chanion Paris Charles de Gaulle, France — Chevreuse, France — tomme de chèvreDreux, France — Feuille de DreuxBonneval, France — bleu de bonnevalOrléans, France — Olivet cendréSelles-sur-Cher, France — Selles-sur-Cher cheeseValençay, France — ValençaySainte-Maure-de-Touraine, France — Sainte-Maure de TourainePouligny-Saint-Pierre, France — Pouligny-saint-pierrePoitiers, France — chabichou du Poitou, bonde de GâtineBrie, France — brieRilhac-Rancon, France — tomme de RilhacTulle, France — Truffe de VentadourRocamadour, France — RocamadourCahors, France — bleu de QuercyMontagne, France — Tomme de MontagneBordeaux, France — Bûche du PoitouRoquefort, France — Roquefort cheesePau, France — Ossau-IratyTarbes, France — Tomme des PyrénéesBethmale, France — BethmaleBelloc, France — Abbaye de BellocPuigcerdà, Spain — Cheese from l'Alt Urgell y la CerdanyaPalmerola, Spain — Palmero cheeseGarrotxa, Spain — Garrotxa cheeseMaó, Spain — Mahón cheeseMallorca, Spain — Mallorca cheeseTronchón, Spain — TronchonRoncal – Erronkari, Spain — Roncal cheeseIdiazabal, Spain — Idiazabal cheeseCasarejos, Spain — Torta del CasarVillalón de Campos, Spain — Queso de VillalónSalamanca, Spain — Arribes de Salamanca CheeseToledo, Spain — Manchego cheese PDOMurcia City, Spain — Queso de Murcia al Vino PDOAlpujarra de la Sierra, Spain — Alpujarra cheeseLa Serena, Spain — La Serena cheeseCáceres, Spain — Queso IboresSerpa, Portugal — Serpa cheeseAzeitão (São Lourenço e São Simão), Portugal — Queijo de AzeitãoSantarém, Portugal — Santarém cheeseNisa, Portugal — Nisa cheeseCastelo Branco, Portugal — Castelo Branco cheese, queijos da Beira Baixa, Queijo amarelo da Beira Baixa, Cabreiro de Castelo Branco, requeijão da Beira BaixaSão Jorge da Beira, Portugal — São Jorge cheeseSantiago de Compostela, Spain — tetilla cheeseArzúa, Spain — Arzúa-Ulloa cheeseSan Simón da Costa, Spain — San Simón da CostaOviedo City, Spain — Queso Los BeyosGamonéu, Spain — Gamonéu cheeseL'Infiestu, Spain — Queso de MadelvaCabrales, Spain — Cabrales cheeseSaint-Pierre-d'Oléron, France — Jonchée d'OléronNiort, France — Tomme de chambrilleBouillé-Courdault, France — BouilleNantes, France — MimoletteLaval, France — Trappiste de LavalRennes, France — Bridel, Ménez Hom, Ty PavezAbbaye Notre-Dame de Timadeuc, France — Trappe de Timadeuc, TimanoixCôtes-d'Armor, France — Bleu des Côtes d'ArmorMilizac, France — Tomme d'Iroise, Ty'MiliCoutances, France — Coutances cheeseCamembert, France — CamembertLivarot-Pays-d'Auge, France — livarotPont-l'Évêque, France — Pont-l'ÉvêqueRouen, France — camembert de Normandie, Meule de Bray, Tome de Bray, fromage de MonsieurNeufchâtel-en-Bray, France — neufchâtelOxford, United Kingdom — Oxford BlueBanbury, United Kingdom — Banbury cheeseGloucester, United Kingdom — Double Gloucester cheese, Single Gloucester CheeseDymock, United Kingdom — Stinking Bishop cheeseTintern, United Kingdom — Tintern cheeseAbergavenny, United Kingdom — Y Fenni cheeseCaerphilly, United Kingdom — Caerphilly cheeseSomerset, United Kingdom — Exmoor Jersey Blue, West Country Farmhouse CheddarCheddar, United Kingdom — Cheddar cheeseTaunton, United Kingdom — Renegade MonkExeter, United Kingdom — Beenleigh Blue cheese, Harbourne BlueTruro, United Kingdom — Yarg, Miss MuffetDurrus, Ireland — Durrus cheeseCork, Ireland — Imokilly RegatoClonmel, Ireland — GortnamonaWicklow, Ireland — Wicklow BlueTobermory, United Kingdom — Isle of Mull CheddarInverness, United Kingdom — Shropshire BlueDunlop, United Kingdom — Dunlop cheeseLanark, United Kingdom — Lanark BlueRoxburghshire, United Kingdom — Teviotdale cheeseBonchester Bridge, United Kingdom — Bonchester cheeseYork, United Kingdom — Buffalo BlueLancashire, United Kingdom — Lancashire cheeseCheshire, United Kingdom — Cheshire cheeseBuxton, United Kingdom — Buxton BlueMatlock, United Kingdom — Sage DerbyDerby, United Kingdom — Derby cheeseLeicester, United Kingdom — Red Leicester, Red WindsorMelton Mowbray, United Kingdom — HuntsmanStilton, United Kingdom — Stilton cheeseCottenham, United Kingdom — CottenhamChevington, United Kingdom — Chevington cheeseBoursin, France — Boursin cheeseMont des Cats, France — Mont des CatsPassendale, Belgium — Passendale cheeseLille, France — Crémet du Cap Blanc NezAmiens, France — Tomme au foinManicamp, France — ManicampMont-d'Origny, France — Mont d’OrMaroilles, France — MaroillesBelval, France — Trappiste de BelvalMaredsous Abbey, Belgium — Maredsous cheeseNamur, Belgium — MaquéeBrussels, Belgium — Brussels cheeseWestmalle Abbey, Belgium — Abbey of WestmalleMaasdam, Netherlands — Maasdam cheeseStolwijk, Netherlands — StolwijkerGouda, Netherlands — Gouda, BoerenkaasBodegraven, Netherlands — Rotterdamsche OudeLeiden, Netherlands — Leyden cheeseHaarlem, Netherlands — Noord-Hollandse kaasBeemster, Netherlands — Beemster cheeseEdam, Netherlands — EdamDalfsen, Netherlands — LeerdammerKollum, Netherlands — Kollumer kaasSalling, Denmark — Danish BlueSamsø Municipality, Denmark — Samsø cheeseEsrum Abbey, Denmark — EsromHolte, Denmark — HavartiMaribo, Denmark — Maribo cheeseLeipzig, Germany — MilbenkäsePrague, Czech Republic — HermelínAbertamy, Czech Republic — Abertam cheeseNieheim, Germany — Nieheimer KäseHerve, Belgium — Herve cheese, Meule du PlateauWavreumont, Belgium — Le Chèvre de WavreumontWerbomont, Belgium — Doré de LathuyRochefort Abbey, Belgium — RochefortArlon, Belgium — Fromage D'OrvalMetz, France — Carré de l'EstStrasbourg, France — munsterÉpinal, France — Emmental français est-centralColombier, France — colombierLangres, France — Langres cheeseChaource, France — chaource cheeseÉpoisses, France — ÉpoissesAbbaye de la Pierre-qui-Vire, France — Boulette de la Pierre-qui-Vire, Pierre-qui-VireCharolles, France — charolaisRomans, France — Tomme de RomansBourg-en-Bresse, France — bleu de Gex, Pourri bressanBresse-sur-Grosne, France — Bleu de BresseCîteaux Abbey, France — abbaye de CiteauxDijon, France — bouton de culotte, Clacbitou, Petit GaugryBesançon, France — Comté cheese, vacherinCléron, France — Édel de CléronLons-le-Saunier, France — The Laughing CowMorbier, France — morbierLausanne, Switzerland — Vacherin Mont-d'Or, Berner AlpkäseAbondance, France — abondanceL’Etivaz, Switzerland — L'Étivaz, L’EtivazGruyères, Switzerland — GruyèreMont-Vully, Switzerland — Mont VullyCourtelary, Switzerland — Tête de MoineEmmental administrative district, Switzerland — EmmentalGlarus, Switzerland — SchabzigerLütisburg, Switzerland — ChällerhockerFrauenfeld, Switzerland — Scharfe MaxxWangen im Allgau, Germany — WeisslackerInnsbruck, Austria — Tiroler bergkäseMunich, Germany — CambozolaMondsee, Austria — MondseerMagyaróvár, Hungary — Óvári CheeseLoštice, Czech Republic — Olomouc curd cheeseZazriva, Slovakia — Korbacik, Ostiepok, ParenicaZakopane, Poland — Oscypek, Redykolka, bundzNăsal, Romania — NăsalIbanesti, Romania — TelemeaBran, Romania — Branza de burdufCherni Vit, Bulgaria — Cherni VitKaracabey, Turkey — Mihalic PeyniriEzine, Turkey — Ezine peyniriMytilene, Greece — Ladotyri MytilinisTulum, Turkey — tulum cheeseMykonos, Greece — Kopanisti mykonouNaxos, Greece — GravieraKalamata, Greece — SfelaDomokos, Greece — Katiki DomokouMetsovo, Greece — MetsovonePirot, Serbia — Pirotski kačkavaljZasavica, Serbia — Pule cheeseLivno, Bosnia and Herzegovina — Livno cheeseRadošić, Lećevica, Croatia — Lećevački cheesePazin, Croatia — Istrian sheep cheeseBohinj, Slovenia — Mohant, Bohinj cheeseTolmin, Slovenia — TolmincBovec, Slovenia — Bovec cheeseVenice, Italy — Monte Veronese PDOTreviso, Italy — Casatella Trevigiana PDO, InbriagoAsiago, Italy — Asiago PDOMoena, Italy — Puzzone di MoenaStilfs, Italy — StelvioTaleggio, Italy — Taleggio PDOCaprino Bergamasco, Italy — Caprino cheeseGorgonzola, Italy — GorgonzolaMilan, Italy — mascarpone, Valtellina Casera PDO, Formaggella del Luinese PDOParma, Italy — ParmesanBologna, Italy — Grana Padano PDOParrano, Italy — ParranoPicinisco, Italy — Pecorino di PiciniscoNaples, Italy — burrataFiliano, Italy — Pecorino di Filiano PDOAndria, Italy — burrata di AndriaBari, Italy — mozzarellaCatanzaro, Italy — Pecorino del Monte PoroSyracuse, Italy — Ragusano PDOGravina di Catania, Italy — Pallone di GravinaEnna, Italy — Piacentinu Ennese PDOPalermo, Italy — caciocavallo, caciocavallo palermitano, PrimosaleBastelicaccia, France — BastelicacciaAjaccio, France — Brocciu, Niolo, bleu de CorseAnnot, France — AnnotCastelmagno, Italy — Castelmagno PDOCuneo, Italy — Blu di CuneoMurazzano, Italy — Murazzano PDOTurin, Italy — Toma Piemontese PDO, TominoSaint-André, France — Saint-André cheeseTermignon, France — Bleu de TermignonTignes, France — Persillé de TignesBeaufort, France — beaufortTamié Abbey, France — Abbaye de TamiéSavoie, France — Tomme de Savoie, Emmental de Savoie, Tomme forte de SavoieChambéry, France — Reblochon, chevrotin, Gruyère français, Persillé des Aravis, Mont-cenis, Tomme blanche, Tracle du BugeyGrenoble, France — PétafineSaint-Marcellin, France — Saint-MarcellinVillard-de-Lans, France — VercoraisLavaldens, France — bleu de LavaldensGap, France — persillé du col BayardBanon, France — Banon cheesePuyloubier, France — Brousse du RoveMarseille, France — Tomme de ProvenceMontpellier, France — PélardonCausses-et-Veyran, France — bleu des CaussesSaint-Affrique, France — Cazelle de Saint AffriqueRodez, France — Bleu d'AuvergneLaguiole, France — laguiole cheeseAurillac, France — FouchtraSalers, France — salersThiézac, France — bleu de ThiézacChaudes-Aigues, France — fresh TommeCantal, France — CantalLe Malzieu-Ville, France — persillé du MalzieuLoudes, France — bleu de LoudesLe Puy-en-Velay, France — Fourme d'YssingeauxSaint-Félicien, France — Saint-Félicien cheeseValence, France — bleu du Vercors-Sassenage, PicodonCondrieu, France — rigotte de CondrieuLyon, France — Faisselle, Mâconnais cheeseMontbrison, France — fourme de MontbrisonBrousse, France — BrousseClermont-Ferrand, France — fourme d'AmbertSaint-Nectaire, France — Saint-NectaireMurol, France — MurolLaqueuille, France — bleu de LaqueuilleChambérat, France — ChambératBourges, France — Crottin de Chavignol, Santranges-sancerreMelun, France — Brie de Melun, FougerusChaumes-en-Brie, France — ChaumesCoulommiers, France — Coulommiers cheeseMeaux, France — Brie de Meaux PalermoAjaccioGoudaTruroL’EtivazTurinBohinjTrevisoBariRoquefortCheddarBolognaToledoStrasbourgNantesLošticeDalfsenLivno Chania · 214 km ferry Aura, Finland — off the loop, nearest stop 441 km — AuraBurträsk, Sweden — off the loop, nearest stop 791 km — Västerbottenost cheeseCagliari, Italy — off the loop, nearest stop 302 km — pecorino, casu martzu, Fiore Sardo PDOTonsberg, Norway — off the loop, nearest stop 293 km — Jarlsberg cheeseVikøyri, Norway — off the loop, nearest stop 510 km — gamalostKorycin, Poland — off the loop, nearest stop 287 km — KorycinskiTelšiai, Lithuania — off the loop, nearest stop 610 km — Žemaitiškas kastinysAura · 441 kmBurträsk · 791 kmCagliari · 302 kmTonsberg · 293 kmVikøyri · 510 kmKorycin · 287 kmTelšiai · 610 km ALC — Alicante Airport · 13.2M passengers a year · 1.3 h to Murcia CityAMS — Amsterdam Schiphol Airport · 66.8M passengers a year · 0.3 h to HaarlemBRI — Bari Karol Wojtyła Airport · 8.0M passengers a year · 0.2 h to BariBVA — Beauvais-Tillé Airport · 4.6M passengers a year · 0.8 h to AmiensBEG — Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport · 8.4M passengers a year · 1.3 h to ZasavicaBGY — Bergamo-Il Caravaggio · 16.9M passengers a year · 0.5 h to Caprino BergamascoBIO — Bilbao Airport · 6.8M passengers a year · 1.1 h to IdiazabalBHX — Birmingham Airport · 9.6M passengers a year · 0.9 h to LeicesterBLQ — Bologna Guglielmo Marconi Airport · 11.1M passengers a year · 0.3 h to BolognaBOD — Bordeaux–Mérignac Airport · 5.7M passengers a year · 0.4 h to BordeauxBDS — Brindisi – Salento Airport · 3.1M passengers a year · 1.5 h to BariBRS — Bristol Airport · 7.9M passengers a year · 0.4 h to CheddarBRU — Brussels Airport · 18.9M passengers a year · 0.4 h to BrusselsCRL — Brussels South Charleroi Airport · 8.3M passengers a year · 0.7 h to Maredsous AbbeyCTA — Catania-Fontanarossa Airport · 12.4M passengers a year · 0.4 h to Gravina di CataniaCLJ — Cluj International Airport · 3.6M passengers a year · 1.2 h to NăsalCGN — Cologne Bonn Airport · 8.8M passengers a year · 1.6 h to WavreumontCPH — Copenhagen Airport · 22.1M passengers a year · 0.7 h to HolteORK — Cork Airport · 2.4M passengers a year · 0.2 h to CorkDTM — Dortmund Airport · 2.6M passengers a year · 1.6 h to NieheimDUB — Dublin Airport · 34.6M passengers a year · 0.9 h to WicklowDUS — Düsseldorf Airport · 16.1M passengers a year · 1.4 h to HerveEMA — East Midlands Airport · 4.9M passengers a year · 0.4 h to DerbyEDI — Edinburgh Airport · 11.2M passengers a year · 0.8 h to LanarkEIN — Eindhoven Airport · 6.3M passengers a year · 1.0 h to Westmalle AbbeyBSL — EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg (also MLH, EAP) · 2.6M passengers a year · 1.5 h to CourtelaryPMO — Falcone–Borsellino Airport · 6.6M passengers a year · 0.6 h to PalermoFLR — Florence Peretola Airport · 3.5M passengers a year · 1.2 h to BolognaGVA — Geneva International Airport · 17.8M passengers a year · 1.1 h to MorbierGLA — Glasgow Airport · 6.5M passengers a year · 0.4 h to DunlopHAJ — Hannover Airport · 5.2M passengers a year · 1.6 h to NieheimLIS — Humberto Delgado Airport · 31.2M passengers a year · 0.7 h to Azeitão (São Lourenço e São Simão)SAW — Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen International Airport · 48.4M passengers a year · 1.9 h to KaracabeyKRK — John Paul II International Airport Kraków-Balice · 7.4M passengers a year · 1.6 h to ZakopaneSUF — Lamezia Terme International Airport · 2.6M passengers a year · 0.6 h to CatanzaroLBA — Leeds Bradford Airport · 3.3M passengers a year · 0.8 h to YorkLIN — Linate Airport · 11.1M passengers a year · 0.3 h to MilanLPL — Liverpool John Lennon Airport · 3.5M passengers a year · 0.7 h to CheshireLCY — London City Airport · 3.0M passengers a year · 1.6 h to ChevingtonLGW — London Gatwick Airport · 40.9M passengers a year · 1.7 h to OxfordLHR — London Heathrow Airport · 83.9M passengers a year · 1.1 h to OxfordLTN — London Luton Airport · 13.3M passengers a year · 1.1 h to CottenhamSEN — London Southend Airport · 2.0M passengers a year · 1.5 h to ChevingtonSTN — London Stansted Airport · 23.3M passengers a year · 1.2 h to ChevingtonLUX — Luxembourg Airport · 5.2M passengers a year · 0.6 h to ArlonLYS — Lyon–Saint-Exupéry Airport · 8.6M passengers a year · 0.6 h to LyonMAD — Madrid-Barajas Airport · 66.2M passengers a year · 1.1 h to ToledoMMX — Malmö Airport · 2.1M passengers a year · 1.2 h to HolteMAN — Manchester Airport · 23.3M passengers a year · 0.4 h to CheshireMRS — Marseille Provence Airport · 9.1M passengers a year · 0.5 h to MarseilleFMM — Memmingen Airport · 3.2M passengers a year · 0.7 h to Wangen im AllgauMAH — Menorca Airport · 3.9M passengers a year · 0.2 h to MaóMXP — Milan–Malpensa "Silvio Berlusconi" Airport · 31.4M passengers a year · 0.8 h to MilanMUC — Munich Airport · 41.6M passengers a year · 0.6 h to MunichNTE — Nantes Atlantique Airport · 5.8M passengers a year · 0.5 h to NantesNAP — Naples International Airport · 13.3M passengers a year · 0.2 h to NaplesNCL — Newcastle International Airport · 4.1M passengers a year · 1.5 h to Bonchester BridgeNCE — Nice Côte d'Azur Airport · 12.1M passengers a year · 1.4 h to AnnotORY — Orly Airport · 29.2M passengers a year · 0.7 h to ChevreusePMI — Palma de Mallorca Airport · 33.3M passengers a year · 1.0 h to MallorcaCDG — Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport · 67.4M passengers a year · 0.6 h to MeauxFCO — Roma Fiumicino Airport · 51.3M passengers a year · 2.0 h to ParranoCIA — Rome Ciampino Airport · 3.5M passengers a year · 1.9 h to PiciniscoRTM — Rotterdam The Hague Airport · 2.1M passengers a year · 0.5 h to MaasdamSPU — Saint Jerome Airport · 2.9M passengers a year · 0.9 h to Radošić, LećevicaSCQ — Santiago–Rosalía de Castro Airport · 3.2M passengers a year · 0.4 h to Santiago de CompostelaSOF — Sofia Airport · 8.0M passengers a year · 1.6 h to Cherni VitSTR — Stuttgart Airport · 9.1M passengers a year · 1.7 h to StrasbourgTLS — Toulouse-Blagnac · 7.0M passengers a year · 1.6 h to BellocTSF — Treviso Airport · 2.6M passengers a year · 0.2 h to TrevisoTRN — Turin Airport · 5.0M passengers a year · 0.3 h to TurinVCE — Venice Marco Polo Airport · 11.9M passengers a year · 0.3 h to VeniceVRN — Verona Villafranca Airport · 3.0M passengers a year · 2.0 h to AsiagoPRG — Václav Havel Airport Prague · 17.8M passengers a year · 0.5 h to PragueVIE — Wien-Schwechat Airport · 32.6M passengers a year · 0.9 h to MagyaróvárZRH — Zurich Airport · 32.6M passengers a year · 0.6 h to FrauenfeldADB — İzmir Adnan Menderes Airport · 9.8M passengers a year · 0.7 h to Tulum
driving leg ferry or tunnel Charles de Gaulle optional excursion airport dot size = cheeses in that town coastline: Natural Earth
Map Fly into Units
The map draws straight lines; the numbers are real roads

Every leg was measured once through OSRM's car profile, so the road kilometres and the hours are what a car actually does — not a straight line multiplied by a guess. The lines on the map stay straight because the loop's order is what they show, not its tarmac.

Watch the “vs crow” column

A leg marked there is more than twice its straight-line distance, and those are the ones that catch people out — not the long hauls, but short hops with water or a mountain in the way. Caerphilly to Somerset looks like 34 km and is 105 km around the Severn. The 8 dashed legs cross water: the car profile drives around rather than sailing, so their road figures are the long way and a ferry will beat them.

“Drink” and “Eat with” are suggestions — hover either for the reason

The drink also carries a non-alcoholic alternative. The plate stays deliberately short: the cheese is the thing, and everything beside it is there to carry it or to cut it, never to compete.

There is no open dataset of cheese pairings, so these are derived rather than copied. About forty are classics so settled they define their region — Roquefort with Sauternes, Chavignol with Sancerre — and those are shown in full colour. The rest follow from what the cheese is, its milk and its style, against the standard principles, and are shown greyed. Every cheese also has a tea, coffee or juice pairing, because on a driving tour somebody is always driving.

A pencil mark (✎) means the town was chosen by hand

Wikidata records where a French or Italian cheese comes from, but usually gives a Danish, Polish or Romanian one nothing but its country — so those dropped out, and whole national cuisines vanished from the map for want of a data entry rather than for want of cheese. 19 are placed from documented origins, each with its reason on the mark. Cheeses genuinely made country-wide were left off rather than pinned somewhere invented.

Design my trip

Pick where you fly in, when you travel, and how long you want to drive in a day.

Hours rather than miles, the QR codes, and one stop a day

The budget is in hours because ten miles across Paris is two hours and ten miles in Provence is twenty minutes. Every leg was measured on real roads, so the difference is already in the numbers.

Each day carries a QR code for its town. Scan it off the printed page and your phone opens the map at that exact point, ready to hand to whichever navigation app you use; on a PDF read from the phone itself, tap it instead.

The hours are a guide, not a timetable. A day that runs over is not a failure — the castle you pass on the way is the point of the trip rather than a deviation from it, and most people settle somewhere and explore outwards from there. One cheese stop a day leaves room for exactly that, and for the fact that every tasting comes with a drink and you are the one driving.

The order of stops

Every town has a page of its own — tap a name, or see all 265 towns by country.

#TownCountry CheeseDrinkEat withcrowroad hoursvs crow
0Paris Charles de GaulleFrance—50661.1
1ChevreuseFrancetomme de chèvreA medium red — Cotes du Rhone or MerlotCrusty bread, ham and a grain mustard49621.0
2DreuxFranceFeuille de DreuxDry sparkling — Champagne or CremantFresh baguette, and a crisp apple62681.1
3BonnevalFrancebleu de bonnevalPort or a sweet dessert wineWalnut bread, honey or a ripe pear49641.1
4OrléansFranceOlivet cendréGewurztraminer, or a Trappist aleDark rye, boiled potatoes and cornichons741031.4
5Selles-sur-CherFranceSelles-sur-Cher cheeseSancerre or Pouilly-FumeBaguette, radishes and a little honey13140.3
6ValençayFranceValençaySancerre or another crisp SauvignonFresh baguette, and a crisp apple72821.4
7Sainte-Maure-de-TouraineFranceSainte-Maure de TouraineSancerre or Pouilly-FumeBaguette, radishes and a little honey58711.3
8Pouligny-Saint-PierreFrancePouligny-saint-pierreSancerre or Pouilly-FumeBaguette, radishes and a little honey55691.2
9PoitiersFrancechabichou du Poitou, bonde de GâtineAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney941061.4
10BrieFrancebrieChampagneBaguette, with a green apple851041.5
11Rilhac-RanconFrancetomme de RilhacA medium red — Cotes du Rhone or MerlotCrusty bread, ham and a grain mustard78961.2
12TulleFranceTruffe de VentadourSancerre or Pouilly-FumeBaguette, radishes and a little honey53731.3
13RocamadourFranceRocamadourCremant or a light whiteCrusty bread and fresh fruit42600.9
14CahorsFrancebleu de QuercyPort or a sweet dessert wineWalnut bread, honey or a ripe pear1352532.8
15MontagneFranceTomme de MontagneA medium red — Cotes du Rhone or MerlotCrusty bread, ham and a grain mustard37500.8
16BordeauxFranceBûche du PoitouSancerre or Pouilly-FumeBaguette, radishes and a little honey921151.3
17RoquefortFranceRoquefort cheeseSauternesWalnut bread, and a pear82981.2
18PauFranceOssau-IratyTempranillo or SangioveseQuince paste and toasted almonds37450.6
19TarbesFranceTomme des PyrénéesRioja or a medium Spanish redQuince, almonds and crusty bread891301.8
20BethmaleFranceBethmaleA medium red — Cotes du Rhone or MerlotCrusty bread, ham and a grain mustard721001.8
21BellocFranceAbbaye de BellocRioja or a medium Spanish redQuince, almonds and crusty bread651172.1
22PuigcerdàSpainCheese from l'Alt Urgell y la CerdanyaAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney32731.52.3x
23PalmerolaSpainPalmero cheeseAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney43681.7
24GarrotxaSpainGarrotxa cheeseAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney2913837.9
25MaóSpainMahón cheeseCavaBread rubbed with tomato, and olive oil11415314.1
26MallorcaSpainMallorca cheeseAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney30854211.2
27TronchónSpainTronchonAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney2483685.5
28Roncal – ErronkariSpainRoncal cheeseTempranillo or SangioveseQuince paste and toasted almonds1091592.2
29IdiazabalSpainIdiazabal cheeseTxakoliQuince, walnuts and crusty bread1502693.3
30CasarejosSpainTorta del CasarAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney1692232.9
31Villalón de CamposSpainQueso de VillalónAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney1371692.3
32SalamancaSpainArribes de Salamanca CheeseAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney1842343.0
33ToledoSpainManchego cheese PDORioja ReservaMembrillo, and Marcona almonds3273954.3
34Murcia CitySpainQueso de Murcia al Vino PDOAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney2113014.0
35Alpujarra de la SierraSpainAlpujarra cheeseAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney2874036.0
36La SerenaSpainLa Serena cheeseAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney1071322.0
37CáceresSpainQueso IboresAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney2012403.9
38SerpaPortugalSerpa cheeseGewurztraminer, or a Trappist aleDark rye, boiled potatoes and cornichons1411832.5
39Azeitão (São Lourenço e São Simão)PortugalQueijo de AzeitãoGewurztraminer, or a Trappist aleDark rye, boiled potatoes and cornichons851171.4
40SantarémPortugalSantarém cheeseAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney941361.6
41NisaPortugalNisa cheeseAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney37500.7
42Castelo BrancoPortugalCastelo Branco cheese, queijos da Beira Baixa, Queijo amarelo da Beira Baixa, Cabreiro de Castelo Branco, requeijão da Beira BaixaGewurztraminer, or a Trappist aleDark rye, boiled potatoes and cornichons46821.3
43São Jorge da BeiraPortugalSão Jorge cheeseAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney3084445.6
44Santiago de CompostelaSpaintetilla cheeseAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney31350.5
45ArzúaSpainArzúa-Ulloa cheeseAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney58831.2
46San Simón da CostaSpainSan Simón da CostaAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney1472002.2
47Oviedo CitySpainQueso Los BeyosAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney26340.5
48GamonéuSpainGamonéu cheeseAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney12150.3
49L'InfiestuSpainQueso de MadelvaSauternes or a late-harvest whiteWalnut bread, honey or a ripe pear42551.0
50CabralesSpainCabrales cheeseAsturian sidraCrusty bread and a spoon of quince4057028.2
51Saint-Pierre-d'OléronFranceJonchée d'OléronAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney781071.9
52NiortFranceTomme de chambrilleSancerre or another crisp SauvignonFresh baguette, and a crisp apple19200.4
53Bouillé-CourdaultFranceBouilleDry sparkling — Champagne or CremantFresh baguette, and a crisp apple1131321.5
54NantesFranceMimoletteA structured red — Bordeaux or BaroloOatcakes, apple and a sharp pickle1121542.0
55LavalFranceTrappiste de LavalGewurztraminer, or a Trappist aleDark rye, boiled potatoes and cornichons68761.1
56RennesFranceBridel, Ménez Hom, Ty PavezDry sparkling — Champagne or CremantFresh baguette, and a crisp apple78931.4
57Abbaye Notre-Dame de TimadeucFranceTrappe de Timadeuc, TimanoixA medium red — Cotes du Rhone or MerlotCrusty bread, ham and a grain mustard32390.6
58Côtes-d'ArmorFranceBleu des Côtes d'ArmorPort or a sweet dessert wineWalnut bread, honey or a ripe pear1291622.1
59MilizacFranceTomme d'Iroise, Ty'MiliAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney2383284.1
60CoutancesFranceCoutances cheeseDry sparkling — Champagne or CremantFresh baguette, and a crisp apple1201632.3
61CamembertFranceCamembertNorman cider, dryA fresh baguette, and nothing else13160.3
62Livarot-Pays-d'AugeFrancelivarotGewurztraminer, or a Trappist aleDark rye, boiled potatoes and cornichons31390.6
63Pont-l'ÉvêqueFrancePont-l'ÉvêqueGewurztraminer, or a Trappist aleDark rye, boiled potatoes and cornichons69851.0
64RouenFrancecamembert de Normandie, Meule de Bray, Tome de Bray, fromage de MonsieurNorman cider, dryA fresh baguette, and nothing else40470.7
65Neufchâtel-en-BrayFranceneufchâtelDry sparkling — Champagne or CremantFresh baguette, and a crisp apple29458011.1
66OxfordUnited KingdomOxford BluePort or a sweet dessert wineWalnut bread, honey or a ripe pear35480.7
67BanburyUnited KingdomBanbury cheeseAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney66791.3
68GloucesterUnited KingdomDouble Gloucester cheese, Single Gloucester CheeseA structured red — Bordeaux or BaroloOatcakes, apple and a sharp pickle18220.5
69DymockUnited KingdomStinking Bishop cheeseGewurztraminer, or a Trappist aleDark rye, boiled potatoes and cornichons36520.8
70TinternUnited KingdomTintern cheeseAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney28360.7
71AbergavennyUnited KingdomY Fenni cheeseAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney32450.8
72CaerphillyUnited KingdomCaerphilly cheeseAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney341051.53.1x
73SomersetUnited KingdomExmoor Jersey Blue, West Country Farmhouse CheddarPort or a sweet dessert wineWalnut bread, honey or a ripe pear16220.5
74CheddarUnited KingdomCheddar cheeseClaret, or an English bitterOatcakes, apple and a sharp chutney37460.7
75TauntonUnited KingdomRenegade MonkPort or a sweet dessert wineWalnut bread, honey or a ripe pear44560.8
76ExeterUnited KingdomBeenleigh Blue cheese, Harbourne BlueSauternes or a late-harvest whiteWalnut bread, honey or a ripe pear1201421.8
77TruroUnited KingdomYarg, Miss MuffetAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney348111015.33.2x
78DurrusIrelandDurrus cheeseGewurztraminer, or a Trappist aleDark rye, boiled potatoes and cornichons79961.4
79CorkIrelandImokilly RegatoAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney72951.2
80ClonmelIrelandGortnamonaSancerre or another crisp SauvignonFresh baguette, and a crisp apple1331742.3
81WicklowIrelandWicklow BluePort or a sweet dessert wineWalnut bread, honey or a ripe pear40591313.92.2x
82TobermoryUnited KingdomIsle of Mull CheddarClaret, or an English bitterOatcakes, apple and a sharp chutney1472023.5
83InvernessUnited KingdomShropshire BluePort or a sweet dessert wineWalnut bread, honey or a ripe pear1963014.0
84DunlopUnited KingdomDunlop cheeseAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney47661.1
85LanarkUnited KingdomLanark BlueSauternes or a late-harvest whiteWalnut bread, honey or a ripe pear821031.6
86RoxburghshireUnited KingdomTeviotdale cheeseAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney22280.4
87Bonchester BridgeUnited KingdomBonchester cheeseAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney1902183.0
88YorkUnited KingdomBuffalo BluePort or a sweet dessert wineWalnut bread, honey or a ripe pear1051531.9
89LancashireUnited KingdomLancashire cheeseA structured red — Bordeaux or BaroloOatcakes, apple and a sharp pickle61791.0
90CheshireUnited KingdomCheshire cheeseA structured red — Bordeaux or BaroloOatcakes, apple and a sharp pickle40520.9
91BuxtonUnited KingdomBuxton BluePort or a sweet dessert wineWalnut bread, honey or a ripe pear27330.6
92MatlockUnited KingdomSage DerbyA structured red — Bordeaux or BaroloOatcakes, apple and a sharp pickle25350.6
93DerbyUnited KingdomDerby cheeseA structured red — Bordeaux or BaroloOatcakes, apple and a sharp pickle39520.8
94LeicesterUnited KingdomRed Leicester, Red WindsorA structured red — Bordeaux or BaroloOatcakes, apple and a sharp pickle22270.5
95Melton MowbrayUnited KingdomHuntsmanAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney51580.9
96StiltonUnited KingdomStilton cheeseVintage portOatcakes, and celery36530.7
97CottenhamUnited KingdomCottenhamPort or a sweet dessert wineWalnut bread, honey or a ripe pear35520.7
98ChevingtonUnited KingdomChevington cheeseAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney1802973.6
99BoursinFranceBoursin cheeseA light unoaked white, or a dry roseGood bread, olive oil and a ripe tomato58751.2
100Mont des CatsFranceMont des CatsA medium red — Cotes du Rhone or MerlotCrusty bread, ham and a grain mustard28340.6
101PassendaleBelgiumPassendale cheeseGewurztraminer, or a Trappist aleDark rye, boiled potatoes and cornichons30420.7
102LilleFranceCrémet du Cap Blanc NezGewurztraminer, or a Trappist aleDark rye, boiled potatoes and cornichons981411.6
103AmiensFranceTomme au foinA medium red — Cotes du Rhone or MerlotCrusty bread, ham and a grain mustard72831.4
104ManicampFranceManicampAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney38500.8
105Mont-d'OrignyFranceMont d’OrJura ChardonnayBaked, with boiled potatoes and charcuterie37430.8
106MaroillesFranceMaroillesGewurztraminer, or a Trappist aleDark rye, boiled potatoes and cornichons74961.6
107BelvalFranceTrappiste de BelvalGewurztraminer, or a Trappist aleDark rye, boiled potatoes and cornichons59871.1
108Maredsous AbbeyBelgiumMaredsous cheeseGewurztraminer, or a Trappist aleDark rye, boiled potatoes and cornichons20280.6
109NamurBelgiumMaquéeAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney56640.9
110BrusselsBelgiumBrussels cheeseAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney53731.1
111Westmalle AbbeyBelgiumAbbey of WestmalleAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney56691.0
112MaasdamNetherlandsMaasdam cheeseA medium red — Cotes du Rhone or MerlotCrusty bread, ham and a grain mustard25480.7
113StolwijkNetherlandsStolwijkerAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney780.2
114GoudaNetherlandsGouda, BoerenkaasYoung Pilsner, or a light BeaujolaisAged Tawny portRye crispbread and mustard890.2
115BodegravenNetherlandsRotterdamsche OudeAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney20260.4
116LeidenNetherlandsLeyden cheeseAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney27420.7
117HaarlemNetherlandsNoord-Hollandse kaasAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney27430.6
118BeemsterNetherlandsBeemster cheeseAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney9130.2
119EdamNetherlandsEdamA medium red — Cotes du Rhone or MerlotCrusty bread, ham and a grain mustard821341.9
120DalfsenNetherlandsLeerdammerAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney861091.6
121KollumNetherlandsKollumer kaasAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney4187228.0
122SallingDenmarkDanish Blue✎Aquavit, chilledDark rye, with radishes1361723.3
123Samsø MunicipalityDenmarkSamsø cheeseAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney1113685.13.3x
124Esrum AbbeyDenmarkEsromCremant or a light whiteCrusty bread and fresh fruit27330.5
125HolteDenmarkHavarti✎Riesling, off-dryRye bread and pickled herring, or plain with cucumber1301541.8
126MariboDenmarkMaribo cheese✎An amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney3868839.32.3x
127LeipzigGermanyMilbenkäseA light unoaked white, or a dry roseGood bread, olive oil and a ripe tomato2002542.8
128PragueCzech RepublicHermelínAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney1181492.1
129AbertamyCzech RepublicAbertam cheeseJura Chardonnay or a dry alpine whiteRye bread, cornichons and air-dried ham3044165.1
130NieheimGermanyNieheimer KäseAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney2643153.4
131HerveBelgiumHerve cheese, Meule du PlateauGewurztraminer, or a Trappist aleDark rye, boiled potatoes and cornichons29370.4
132WavreumontBelgiumLe Chèvre de WavreumontAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney21270.5
133WerbomontBelgiumDoré de LathuyAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney40480.9
134Rochefort AbbeyBelgiumRochefortAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney70951.2
135ArlonBelgiumFromage D'OrvalA medium red — Cotes du Rhone or MerlotCrusty bread, ham and a grain mustard68901.1
136MetzFranceCarré de l'EstDry sparkling — Champagne or CremantFresh baguette, and a crisp apple1301661.8
137StrasbourgFrancemunsterGewurztraminerBoiled potatoes and caraway seed1061332.2
138ÉpinalFranceEmmental français est-centralPinot noir, lightDark rye, ham and mustard59811.1
139ColombierFrancecolombierA medium red — Cotes du Rhone or MerlotCrusty bread, ham and a grain mustard69811.3
140LangresFranceLangres cheeseGewurztraminer, or a Trappist aleDark rye, boiled potatoes and cornichons921171.5
141ChaourceFrancechaource cheeseDry sparkling — Champagne or CremantFresh baguette, and a crisp apple61771.3
142ÉpoissesFranceÉpoissesMarc de BourgogneA spoon, and plain bread19240.5
143Abbaye de la Pierre-qui-VireFranceBoulette de la Pierre-qui-Vire, Pierre-qui-VireCremant or a light whiteCrusty bread and fresh fruit1041442.5
144CharollesFrancecharolaisSancerre or Pouilly-FumeBaguette, radishes and a little honey67841.2
145RomansFranceTomme de RomansCremant or a light whiteCrusty bread and fresh fruit18230.4
146Bourg-en-BresseFrancebleu de Gex, Pourri bressanPort or a sweet dessert wineWalnut bread, honey or a ripe pear57861.1
147Bresse-sur-GrosneFranceBleu de BressePort or a sweet dessert wineWalnut bread, honey or a ripe pear66831.2
148Cîteaux AbbeyFranceabbaye de CiteauxA medium red — Cotes du Rhone or MerlotCrusty bread, ham and a grain mustard22250.6
149DijonFrancebouton de culotte, Clacbitou, Petit GaugrySancerre or another crisp SauvignonFresh baguette, and a crisp apple74981.2
150BesançonFranceComté cheese, vacherinVin jaune du JuraRye bread, cornichons and a few walnuts17280.5
151CléronFranceÉdel de CléronAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney60811.3
152Lons-le-SaunierFranceThe Laughing CowA cold lagerPlain crackers39531.0
153MorbierFrancemorbierA medium red — Cotes du Rhone or MerlotCrusty bread, ham and a grain mustard47741.2
154LausanneSwitzerlandVacherin Mont-d'Or, Berner AlpkäseJura ChardonnayBaked, with boiled potatoes and charcuterie29831.32.9x
155AbondanceFranceabondanceJura Chardonnay or a dry alpine whiteRye bread, cornichons and air-dried ham36661.2
156L’EtivazSwitzerlandL'Étivaz, L’EtivazJura Chardonnay or a dry alpine whiteRye bread, cornichons and air-dried ham18280.5
157GruyèresSwitzerlandGruyèreFendant du ValaisBoiled new potatoes and pickled onions42550.9
158Mont-VullySwitzerlandMont VullyAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney24510.92.1x
159CourtelarySwitzerlandTête de MoinePinot noirRye bread, cornichons and air-dried ham55831.4
160Emmental administrative districtSwitzerlandEmmentalPinot noir, lightDark rye, ham and mustard1001532.4
161GlarusSwitzerlandSchabzigerAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney40531.0
162LütisburgSwitzerlandChällerhockerAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney23270.4
163FrauenfeldSwitzerlandScharfe MaxxAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney721181.5
164Wangen im AllgauGermanyWeisslacker✎Gewurztraminer, or a Trappist aleDark rye, boiled potatoes and cornichons1261852.6
165InnsbruckAustriaTiroler bergkäseJura Chardonnay or a dry alpine whiteRye bread, cornichons and air-dried ham981442.0
166MunichGermanyCambozolaPort or a sweet dessert wineWalnut bread, honey or a ripe pear1361691.9
167MondseeAustriaMondseerAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney2923673.8
168MagyaróvárHungaryÓvári CheeseA medium red — Cotes du Rhone or MerlotCrusty bread, ham and a grain mustard2082652.8
169LošticeCzech RepublicOlomouc curd cheeseA light unoaked white, or a dry roseGood bread, olive oil and a ripe tomato1672283.0
170ZazrivaSlovakiaKorbacik✎, Ostiepok✎, Parenica✎A light Italian white — Verdicchio or FianoTomato, olive oil and torn bread59951.9
171ZakopanePolandOscypek✎, Redykolka✎, bundz✎Grilled, with cranberryGrilled, with cranberry preserve4056359.2
172NăsalRomaniaNăsalAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney59962.1
173IbanestiRomaniaTelemea✎Assyrtiko or another saline dry whiteMamaliga, or tomato and green onion1572414.6
174BranRomaniaBranza de burduf✎An amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney3084287.9
175Cherni VitBulgariaCherni VitAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney4568548.8
176KaracabeyTurkeyMihalic Peyniri✎An amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney1782463.0
177EzineTurkeyEzine peyniriAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney771493.4
178MytileneGreeceLadotyri Mytilinis✎An amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney1372474.0
179TulumTurkeytulum cheeseAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney19829829.3
180MykonosGreeceKopanisti mykonou✎Assyrtiko or another saline dry whiteOlives, cucumber and oregano38468.6
181NaxosGreeceGraviera✎An amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney29042935.8
182KalamataGreeceSfelaAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney2334765.82.0x
183DomokosGreeceKatiki DomokouAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney1201822.6
184MetsovoGreeceMetsovoneA light Italian white — Verdicchio or FianoTomato, olive oil and torn bread3945847.0
185PirotSerbiaPirotski kačkavaljAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney3163934.4
186ZasavicaSerbiaPule cheese✎An amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney2354356.5
187LivnoBosnia and HerzegovinaLivno cheeseAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney35731.42.1x
188Radošić, LećevicaCroatiaLećevački cheeseAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney2724695.5
189PazinCroatiaIstrian sheep cheeseAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney1152262.9
190BohinjSloveniaMohant, Bohinj cheeseCremant or a light whiteCrusty bread and fresh fruit19560.93.0x
191TolminSloveniaTolmincAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney22370.6
192BovecSloveniaBovec cheeseAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney1371892.5
193VeniceItalyMonte Veronese PDOAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney26300.7
194TrevisoItalyCasatella Trevigiana PDO, InbriagoCremant or a light whiteCrusty bread and fresh fruit61901.6
195AsiagoItalyAsiago PDOJura Chardonnay or a dry alpine whiteRye bread, cornichons and air-dried ham581292.32.2x
196MoenaItalyPuzzone di MoenaAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney891322.4
197StilfsItalyStelvioAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney1082103.8
198TaleggioItalyTaleggio PDOFranciacortaPolenta, or grilled bread18440.92.4x
199Caprino BergamascoItalyCaprino cheeseAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney24400.8
200GorgonzolaItalyGorgonzolaPassito or MoscatoPolenta, or walnut bread with honey18240.5
201MilanItalymascarpone, Valtellina Casera PDO, Formaggella del Luinese PDOA light unoaked white, or a dry roseGood bread, olive oil and a ripe tomato1161271.5
202ParmaItalyParmesanLambruscoBroken by hand, with aged balsamic87991.2
203BolognaItalyGrana Padano PDOA structured red — Bordeaux or BaroloOatcakes, apple and a sharp pickle1912502.8
204ParranoItalyParranoAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney1982933.6
205PiciniscoItalyPecorino di PiciniscoChianti ClassicoFresh broad beans, or a pear and honey961331.8
206NaplesItalyburrataA light Italian white — Verdicchio or FianoTomato, olive oil and torn bread1221572.4
207FilianoItalyPecorino di Filiano PDOChianti ClassicoFresh broad beans, or a pear and honey691191.5
208AndriaItalyburrata di AndriaA light Italian white — Verdicchio or FianoTomato, olive oil and torn bread48620.8
209BariItalymozzarellaFalanghinaRipe tomato, basil, good olive oil, torn bread2473564.7
210CatanzaroItalyPecorino del Monte PoroChianti ClassicoFresh broad beans, or a pear and honey2343214.5
211SyracuseItalyRagusano PDOA light Italian white — Verdicchio or FianoTomato, olive oil and torn bread58731.0
212Gravina di CataniaItalyPallone di GravinaA light Italian white — Verdicchio or FianoTomato, olive oil and torn bread70931.3
213EnnaItalyPiacentinu Ennese PDORioja or a medium Spanish redQuince, almonds and crusty bread1001371.8
214PalermoItalycaciocavallo, caciocavallo palermitano, PrimosaleA light Italian white — Verdicchio or FianoTomato, olive oil and torn bread573197327.83.4x
215BastelicacciaFranceBastelicacciaAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney7100.2
216AjaccioFranceBrocciu, Niolo, bleu de CorseA light unoaked white, or a dry roseGood bread, olive oil and a ripe tomato28247711.5
217AnnotFranceAnnotA light unoaked white, or a dry roseGood bread, olive oil and a ripe tomato671873.62.8x
218CastelmagnoItalyCastelmagno PDOAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney27360.9
219CuneoItalyBlu di CuneoAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney39530.8
220MurazzanoItalyMurazzano PDOAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney73961.3
221TurinItalyToma Piemontese PDO, TominoAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney841091.5
222Saint-AndréFranceSaint-André cheeseDry sparkling — Champagne or CremantFresh baguette, and a crisp apple18230.4
223TermignonFranceBleu de TermignonPort or a sweet dessert wineWalnut bread, honey or a ripe pear23671.32.9x
224TignesFrancePersillé de TignesPort or a sweet dessert wineWalnut bread, honey or a ripe pear38681.3
225BeaufortFrancebeaufortRoussette de SavoieRye bread and dried mountain ham21340.7
226Tamié AbbeyFranceAbbaye de TamiéAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney12270.82.2x
227SavoieFranceTomme de Savoie, Emmental de Savoie, Tomme forte de SavoieA medium red — Cotes du Rhone or MerlotCrusty bread, ham and a grain mustard32500.9
228ChambéryFranceReblochon, chevrotin, Gruyère français, Persillé des Aravis, Mont-cenis, Tomme blanche, Tracle du BugeyApremontPotatoes, lardons and onion — a tartiflette45570.7
229GrenobleFrancePétafineA cold lagerPlain crackers32510.7
230Saint-MarcellinFranceSaint-MarcellinDry sparkling — Champagne or CremantFresh baguette, and a crisp apple20400.82.0x
231Villard-de-LansFranceVercoraisJura Chardonnay or a dry alpine whiteRye bread, cornichons and air-dried ham28761.52.7x
232LavaldensFrancebleu de LavaldensPort or a sweet dessert wineWalnut bread, honey or a ripe pear49791.4
233GapFrancepersillé du col BayardPort or a sweet dessert wineWalnut bread, honey or a ripe pear681011.5
234BanonFranceBanon cheeseSauvignon BlancToasted bread, honey and thyme57861.6
235PuyloubierFranceBrousse du RoveSauvignon BlancToasted bread, honey and thyme35480.8
236MarseilleFranceTomme de ProvenceSancerre or another crisp SauvignonFresh baguette, and a crisp apple1261702.1
237MontpellierFrancePélardonSancerre or Pouilly-FumeBaguette, radishes and a little honey66901.3
238Causses-et-VeyranFrancebleu des CaussesSauternes or a late-harvest whiteWalnut bread, honey or a ripe pear561471.92.6x
239Saint-AffriqueFranceCazelle de Saint AffriqueAn amber ale, or a soft redRye crispbread, mustard or a fruit chutney50791.3
240RodezFranceBleu d'AuvergneSauternes or a late-harvest whiteWalnut bread, honey or a ripe pear43540.9
241LaguioleFrancelaguiole cheeseA structured red — Bordeaux or BaroloOatcakes, apple and a sharp pickle42791.3
242AurillacFranceFouchtraA medium red — Cotes du Rhone or MerlotCrusty bread, ham and a grain mustard24440.8
243SalersFrancesalersA structured red — Bordeaux or BaroloOatcakes, apple and a sharp pickle19490.82.6x
244ThiézacFrancebleu de ThiézacPort or a sweet dessert wineWalnut bread, honey or a ripe pear32681.12.1x
245Chaudes-AiguesFrancefresh TommeA light unoaked white, or a dry roseGood bread, olive oil and a ripe tomato21280.5
246CantalFranceCantalA structured red — Bordeaux or BaroloOatcakes, apple and a sharp pickle27360.5
247Le Malzieu-VilleFrancepersillé du MalzieuSauternes or a late-harvest whiteWalnut bread, honey or a ripe pear42641.2
248LoudesFrancebleu de LoudesPort or a sweet dessert wineWalnut bread, honey or a ripe pear12140.3
249Le Puy-en-VelayFranceFourme d'YssingeauxPort or a sweet dessert wineWalnut bread, honey or a ripe pear59811.4
250Saint-FélicienFranceSaint-Félicien cheeseDry sparkling — Champagne or CremantFresh baguette, and a crisp apple27450.9
251ValenceFrancebleu du Vercors-Sassenage, PicodonPort or a sweet dessert wineWalnut bread, honey or a ripe pear60781.0
252CondrieuFrancerigotte de CondrieuSancerre or another crisp SauvignonFresh baguette, and a crisp apple34430.7
253LyonFranceFaisselle, Mâconnais cheeseA light unoaked white, or a dry roseGood bread, olive oil and a ripe tomato621101.4
254MontbrisonFrancefourme de MontbrisonPort or a sweet dessert wineWalnut bread, honey or a ripe pear47801.3
255BrousseFranceBrousseA light unoaked white, or a dry roseGood bread, olive oil and a ripe tomato35470.9
256Clermont-FerrandFrancefourme d'AmbertPort or a sweet dessert wineWalnut bread, honey or a ripe pear23380.8
257Saint-NectaireFranceSaint-NectaireA medium red — Cotes du Rhone or MerlotCrusty bread, ham and a grain mustard460.1
258MurolFranceMurolA medium red — Cotes du Rhone or MerlotCrusty bread, ham and a grain mustard18350.6
259LaqueuilleFrancebleu de LaqueuillePort or a sweet dessert wineWalnut bread, honey or a ripe pear891581.8
260ChambératFranceChambératGewurztraminer, or a Trappist aleDark rye, boiled potatoes and cornichons731051.3
261BourgesFranceCrottin de Chavignol, Santranges-sancerreSancerreToasted baguette, honey and thyme1641822.6
262MelunFranceBrie de Melun, FougerusChampagneBaguette, with a green apple20220.4
263Chaumes-en-BrieFranceChaumesGewurztraminer, or a Trappist aleDark rye, boiled potatoes and cornichons24280.5
264CoulommiersFranceCoulommiers cheeseDry sparkling — Champagne or CremantFresh baguette, and a crisp apple21280.5
265MeauxFranceBrie de MeauxChampagneBaguette, with a green apple25320.6
Left off the loop — 8 towns too far from anything else

Each is a fine excursion on its own; none is worth the detour the loop would need to collect it. The ones reachable only by sea are drawn on the map in outline, tethered to the nearest stop by a dotted ferry — visible, clearly not part of the circuit. The rest sit outside the default frame: zoom out on the map to see where they fall.