Please note that we will not receive any bread between August 24th and 31st due to the bakery, Chouquette & Amandine being on vacation

Fritz Kaiser Cheese

Since 1981, our family-run cheese factory has been perpetuating the cheese-making tradition with passion and expertise. Discover our history, our values and our commitment to quality.

44 +

Years of experience

25+

Passionate employees

32+

Produce cheese

62+

Prizes won

About us

Our history

In 1981, Fritz Kaiser opened a small cheese dairy in rural Noyan, Quebec, with the vision of creating artisan cheeses of exceptional quality.

Today, over 40 years later, Fromagerie Fritz Kaiser has become a benchmark in the Canadian cheese industry, recognized for its award-winning cheeses and its commitment to excellence.

Passed down from generation to generation, our know-how continues to evolve while preserving the traditions that make our cheeses so good.

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The cheese factory over the years

  • Opening of the cheese factory

    Mr. Kaiser opens a small cheese factory in rural Noyan, Quebec.

    1981
  • The beginnings of the present building

    The current building was completed, cheese production was transferred and cheese sales began across Canada.

    1985
  • Kaiser cheese at Costco

    Mr. Kaiser began selling the “Trio” at Costco.

    1988
  • "Fritz Kaiser Distribution" founded

    Mr. Kaiser set up the “Fritz Kaiser Distribution” company to sell his cheese in other stores.

    1998
  • First prizes

    First prizes were awarded for Chevrochon and Empereur by the American Cheese Society.

    2003
  • Current store boutique

    Renovation of the existing store boutique.

    2004
  • Fromages CDA Creation

    Mr. Kaiser and his partners joined forces to create the distribution company Fromages CDA.

    2006
  • The Soeur Angèle

    Creation of our ” Sœur Angèle ” cheese in aid of the Sœur Angèle foundation.

    2008
  • New production room

    The new production room has been built and completed.

    2011
  • Adrian Kaiser cheese maker

    Adrian Kaiser, eldest son of Fritz and Christin Kaiser, moves to Switzerland to complete his studies and become a cheese-maker.

    2012
  • Adrian cheese maker

    Adrian returns to Canada after completing his training as a cheese maker.

    2015
  • New separator

    The purchase of a new separator after the previous one caught fire!

    2016
  • We invest to improve quality and increase production volume.

    An investment to improve quality and increase production volume of soft cheeses.

    2017
  • Noah Kaiser joins the team

    Noah Kaiser, Mr. and Mrs. Kaiser’s youngest son, joins the cheese dairy full-time.

    2018
  • "Ferdinand" the robot manufacturing aid

    The first cheese-care robot is purchased.

    It’s named “Ferdinand” after Mr. Kaiser’s father-in-law, who was very interested in the cheese-making equipment here at Fromagerie Fritz Kaiser.

    2019
  • The new co-owners of the cheese factory

    Adrian and Noah officially become co-owners of the cheese dairy with their parents.

    2019
  • New plant section

    A completely new section of the factory is built to accommodate two new hoppers, adapted to the size of the cheese washing robots.

    2022
  • "Christin", the second cheese washing robot

    A second cheese-washing robot is purchased and named “Christin” in tribute to Mrs. Kaiser’s hard work and dedication to Fromagerie Fritz Kaiser, who worked and supported Mr. Kaiser throughout his career.

    2023
  • “Great stop 5 minutes from the U.S. border!”

    Love this place. They produce a number of excellent cheeses. It is a very nice shop with a cheese tasting room, baguettes and other breads available, and other cheese related foods. The friendly staff is bi-lingual which makes tasting and shopping easy. If you like great cheese go to Fromagerie Fritz Kaiser – just 5 minutes above Alburgh, Vermont.

  • “Well worth the detour!”

    We really had a great stay! The staff were very efficient and pointed out several kinds of cheese. We found the prices to be reasonable and of a high standard. The store sells bread, chocolate and other products. The grocery store was easy to find after crossing the border into Alburg, Vermont.

    *Translated from French

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FAQ

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Reviews

What our customers say about our cheeses and their experience at the cheese factory.

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Our awards

Awards and recognition for our exceptional cheeses

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Distribution

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How to find us

Environment

Our environmental commitments and sustainable cheese-making practices

Our commitments

Careers

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