Truffle Cheese Shop - Denver

🐣 No Foolin’! 🐣
Easter is hopping right around the corner, but there is still time to snag the perfect platter for your celebration! 🌟 Whether you are hosting the whole family or just want a stress free brunch for yourself, we’ve got you covered!
Don’t miss out - use code THANKS2026 at checkout for a sweet discount! 🍭
⌛️ HURRY: this offer expires April 4th!
Tap the link in our bio to order yours today before they are sold out! 🏃‍♀️ 💨

Up your snack game for the Big Game - our Super Sunday Snack Pack is here! Featuring: Mimolette, Cambozola Blue, our Housemade Pimento Spread, Crostini, Marcona Almonds and Cornichons. Yep, all that and a bag of chips! Snack in style with our take on Game Day munchies. The Broncos may not be playing but we are making sure the Orange and Blue is still represented 🧡💙🧀🏈 Available on our website. Order by Thursday for weekend delivery!

Our newest cheese blog post is available! Check out "Notes from The Monger," link in bio.

To Eat or Not to Eat: The Cheese Rind Question
A Quirky Guide to the Mysterious World of Cheese Coats
Ever gazed at the edge of your cheese and wondered if that peculiar layer is edible, or just a fancy protective shell? Cheese rinds are more than just decoration; they're the result of careful aging, washing, and sometimes even a bit of artistry. They play a major role in developing flavor, texture, and even aroma, so don't dismiss them too quickly. From rustic rounds to dainty wedges, the rind often tells a story about the cheese’s journey from milk to masterpiece.
Imagine you're at a party, holding a gorgeous wedge of brie in one hand and a cracker in the other. Suddenly, panic strikes: Can I eat the cheese rind, or will I instantly become a social pariah??

Read the entire blog on our website!


Pictured here: French Valencay, PS definitely eat this rind!

New blog alert!! All things cheesy coming your way! Check out the link in our bio ❤️ 🧀

Store Update: A New Chapter for The Truffle
Over the past few years, operating a specialty food business—particularly one that relies on
imported products—has become increasingly complex. Rising labor and operating costs led us to
close our original storefront while continuing to serve customers in other ways.
The Truffle remains active.
We continue to fulfill online orders and offer our signature platters and gift boxes, along with
catering, private events, and educational experiences. These areas remain central to how we
operate today and to how we serve our community.
We are actively searching for our next retail location. While timing and location are still being
finalized, the direction is clear: our next space will be designed to better support custom platter
offerings, events, and education, and will allow us to expand our in-store product selection once
we reopen.
Looking ahead to 2026, we plan to offer more events, tastings, and catered experiences as we
continue building the business back thoughtfully and sustainably.
We are incredibly grateful for the continued support, patience, and encouragement we’ve
received during this transition. Your loyalty, kind messages, and ongoing engagement mean more
to us than we can adequately express, and they continue to shape what The Truffle becomes next.
For updates on products, events, and what’s ahead:
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That’s a wrap! The last of our thanksgiving turkeys have flown the coop! Thankful for wonderful customers and helpful staff. Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃🍁

Thanksgiving cheese platters are starting to go out today. Thank you to all of our loyal customers for letting us be part of your holiday celebrations. Christmas is just around the corner, get your orders in early!

Happy Halloween 👻 🎃 Did you order your themed board for today??! In not don’t worry, we will have some cheesy Turkey Day ones in a few weeks! Get your holiday orders in soon!

I tried, but I just can’t keep the store front going. Everything is online for now cheese lovers. I will still create beautiful cheese boards and gifts for you and deliver right to your door. I am sorry to disappoint all of my valued customers that like to come in to the shop, but I hope you can still shop online. Thanks for all of the support, I appreciate you all so much!

Our phone is out but our email is up!

Hey cheese lovers! We are headed to for a pop-up tasting with Come find us there and have a bite!