We came here as a part of a tour, on our way to Edam. I'm a cheese freak, so it was great to see the farm and the factory. It was very much a commercial endeavor though; the guide raced through the information session about how cheese was made and shuffled us through the storage area. They were very focused on the sales aspect of it. Which was fine--Henri Willig is a big Dutch cheese franchise, and since they don't need to be refrigerated, I brought several back as gifts. But If you're more interested in the process part, you might be disappointed.

Guide on how cheese is made was short but interesting, some lovely cheeses to sample in the shop. Came back with some delicious edam! Was amazing to see the farm at the back with the cows being milked by the high tech machine. Great trip out from Amsterdam :)

The Netherlands and cheese share a deep historical connection. Enjoy a complimentary multilingual guide through the cheese-making process. Afterward, explore a store to savor (and purchase) diverse cheese varieties. Conclude your visit with a glimpse into the automated milking and feeding processes, along with the cowshed maintenance.

We enjoyed our stop here as part of a tour we were on. Although it is clearly set up to cater to tourists, it’s fine because they give a cheese demonstration, and then an opportunity to buy a huge variety of cheeses. We also got to see the cows being milked in the back part of the property.

If you like Dutch cheese this is the place for you, they have a fantastic selection of cheeses which you can sample. I would recommend the Beer Cheese and Smoked Cheese which were both very tasty. Pretty well priced as well we got 3 cheeses and some dip for €42.