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8 years ago
Loved this place! A short drive from the 12 Apostels, Great Ocean Road. Cheese tasting, coffee, savory or sweet cheese platter, and cheese to purchase. Really awesome to see the cows in the Mooternity Ward from the garden and from the cafe window. Worth the short drive! Cheese tasting 2 Mocha 1 Cheese platter with choice of 3 cheese 1 Brie wheel purchase = $41 read more
Absolutely amazing cheese here. Any trip down the great ocean road absolutely requires a stop down here. The "Bay of Martyrs" Blue Vein is my favourite from here, and is quite honestly the best Blue cheese I have ever had. It has all the flavour of lovely creamy blue and is amazingly well balanced. Their washed rind "The Grotto" is also very very good, but doesn't have the same kind of pop as the Bay of Martyrs. Do yourself a favour. Head over here for some amazing treats. read more
It's a bit of a hike to get out to this cheesery but it's worth the drive. They do a great washed rind which tastes a lot like cauliflower and a very decent blue vein called Bay of Martyrs. The out of the way location means tastings are in small groups. They might be busier at peak times though. They make a bit of a todo about watching the cows being milked which might be fun if you have kids in tow. read more
10 years ago
Free (nibble) tasting of 12 of their cheeses for all visitors. They also have cow milking demonstration at 4pm daily. However, I felt that given the detour required, unless you were a huge cheese fan, it wouldn't be worth going. You can pick up some cheeses, but they are expensive (small camembert for $9). They also serve home made ice cream ($6 for a cup or cone), but the flavours were average at best. read more
11 years ago
The cheese is amazing, the service is very informative about the process and a delight to purchase and consume local food that was lovingly crafted. read more
9 years ago
Great time here, very attentive cheese tasting explanations from attendant even when quite busy - decent price cheese to buy and he platter was v decent especially for price read more
11 years ago
Good cheese, not the best cheese ever but did not disappoint. Was hoping to sit down and enjoy our byo wine with the cheese but didn't feel welcome to. read more
More info about Apostle Whey Cheese
9 Gallum Rd
Cooriemungle Victoria 3268
Australia
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0499 030 044
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https://www.apostlewheycheese.com.au
Hours
What time does Apostle Whey Cheese open?
Apostle Whey Cheese opens at 10:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
What time does Apostle Whey Cheese close?
Apostle Whey Cheese closes at 5:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Sun 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Outdoor Amenities
Does Apostle Whey Cheese have parking?
Yes, Apostle Whey Cheese has parking options.
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Specialties
The Apostle Whey shop sells our range of gourmet cheeses, gifts, and good quality coffee.
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12 years ago
On the farm just before the Apostle Whey Cheese dairy, veal crates are in use. I enquired if they used veal crates on their farm (which I see as unnecessary and cruel) when I arrived to buy cheese last week. The woman was 'huffy', said she didn't know about the farms practices but didn't think they used them. I didn't buy any cheese. I wrote to the owners re my experience and this was their disgusting response . . . I have never heard any complaints from anyone about our staff or our farming practices ,if you were observant enough our farm is spotless and well presented and nobody would ever think that we didn't look after our stock in a similar manner,you may be blinded by your cause and blinkered in your views are you the same people that had live exports band which resulted in numerous suicides in the Northern Territory because hard working pastoralists and other busineeses went broke. My forbares came to Australia in far worst conditions in leaky timber boats. If they had plenty of food and water and air conditioned comfort like these cattle they would have been laughing. In future make your presence know to me and we will discuss the rights and wrongs of animal welfare people like you are unfortunately ignorant and make decisions on emotions rather than reality , we don't tolerate people that come here preaching their cause no matter what it may be. My staff don't need to listen to it either. Julian Benson Proprietor My response to the above . . . Hello Julian I am absolutely disgusted by your response email. You know NOTHING about me, nor my ethics. For your information my parents and brother are farmers and I grew up on a farm. Nor do you no ANYTHING about what I choose to consume or not to consume (have you know cheese is one of my favourite foods). I was writing to you because I saw calves confined to tiny crates near your property - a practise I see as unnecessary and cruel. I enquired at the shop if these were your calves because I do not know where your property starts and ends. I have EVERY right to enquire where the food I shove down my gob comes from and how it is produced. This practice make me not ignorant, on the contrary it educates me. To be rude to me for making enquiries is disgraceful. I did not come to your dairy to preach - I came to buy some cheese!! I do not engage with folk like you, nor do I buy products from them. I also like to inform others of concerning interactions, such as these. My original email . .. . . Hi there, Just wanted to touch base with you re our recent trip to your farm. Just before your property there is a dairy farm with an extensive amount of veal crates near the road. Seeing calves confined in such a cruel way was very distressing for us and something we had not seen before. I enquired about your practises when we arrived at your farm and was told that you do not use veal crates. However, the 'huffy' way the lady spoke to me about it made me leave empty handed. There was also a young couple in the shop who also left empty handed after over hearing our conversation. In the following 2 days we met and spoke with 2 couples who had ventured towards your property but turned around when they saw the veal crates (they had assumed they were yours). I have been thinking about those calves a lot and I just wanted to let you know the above things. Thank you for your time. Rosalie and Kim read more
























