Green Mountain Blue Cheese

Unique and Complex Flavors

Award-Winning Cheeses

Woop woop! We're celebrating two of our cheeses being nationally recognized at the 2026 American Cheese Society Awards. Madison Blue placed 1st and Boucher Blue placed 3rd in the same category!

Rooted in Vermont’s agricultural heritage and shaped by a passion for artisan craftsmanship, our blues are a celebration of place, process, and flavor. Discover our three distinctly crafted styles of blue cheese and what sets them apart from the crowd.

Discover Our Three Blues

A Small, Family Run Business

Boucher Family Farm

Green Mountain Blue Cheese began 25 years ago when Dan and Dawn Boucher started making cheese to diversify their family’s dairy farm. Today, the Boucher Family Farm milks a mixed herd of 200 cows—including Guernsey, Jersey, Brown Swiss, and Holstein—twice a day.

For 14 generations, Boucher Family Farm has been passed down from father to son. In the 1940s, Rene Boucher moved to Vermont, and his son Gilbert—youngest of 11 children—took over the farm at just 14 years old, growing the herd from 16 to 180 cows. Today, Gilbert’s sons Denis and Dan carry on the tradition alongside the Rainville family, neighbors who joined forces with the Bouchers by combining their herds and sharing daily operations.

The Art of Cheesemaking

Preserving Artisan Practices

Dawn Morin-Boucher is a self-taught artisan who developed the recipes for all three of our cheeses through years of hands-on experimentation and refinement. She became a pioneering Vermont cheesemaker when she began making cheese on the farm in 1999. At that time, Green Mountain Blue Cheese was the only Vermont-made blue cheese available for wholesale. Now, with over 25 years of experience, she’s passing her knowledge on to the next generation by training her niece, Kayleigh, in the craft.
Take a step-by-step walk-through of our cheesemaking process—complete with photos!

Cheesemaking Walk-Through

Where to Find Our Cheese

Vermont Farmers Markets

Burlington Farmers Market
Saturdays, 9am - 2pm
at 345 Pine St, Burlington VT.

Shelburne Farmers Market
Saturdays, 9am - 1pm
at 12 Church St, Shelburne VT.

Stowe Farmers Market
Sundays from 10am to 2pm
at 3420 Mountain Rd, Stowe VT.

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Local Cheese Counters

If you are in the Burlington area, you can always find our cheese at City Market and Healthy Living. Otherwise, ask your local co-op or cheese counter if they carry our cheeses!

Visit our Farm

Make a trip to our self-serve store at the cheese plant any time to pick up a wedge! Our farm is located at 2183 Gore Road, Highgate VT 05459.