WHO CAN CALL THEIR BLUE CHEESE "DANISH BLUE CHEESE"? Danish Blue Cheese – also called Danablue – has been acknowledged as a unique product type under the European Protected Geographic Indication (PGI), which means that this product type can only be made in Denmark. More frequently asked questions: General How Long Has Rosenborg Blue Cheese Been In Existence? Where Can I Find Rosenborg Cheeses? How Is Rosenborg Cheese Made? How Is The Milk Handled? Who Can Call Their Blue Cheese "Danish Blue Cheese"? Does The Rosenborg Castle Still Exist? In How Many Countries Is Rosenborg Sold? Taste What Kind Of Starter Is Being Used To Make Our Rosenborg Blue Cheese? I Am A Diabetic Or Have An Allergy?

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