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Favorite Cheeses.Xlsx FAVORITE CHEESES - VOTING BRACKETS First Round Second Round Third Round Sweet Sixteen Elite Eight Final Four Championship Final Four Elite Eight Sweet Sixteen Third Round Second Round First Round Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Swiss 40 45 Camembert Swiss 46 31 Camembert Tomme de Savoie 17 6 Vacherin Swiss 43 25 Camembert Garrotxa 33 40 Emmental Garrotxa 14 25 Emmental Maroilles 11 6 Brocciu Swiss 25 31 Mild Cheddar Morbier 14 26 Pecorino Toscano Hushallsost 44 40 Mild Cheddar Hushallsost 33 31 Mild Cheddar Hushallsost 22 39 Mild Cheddar American Cheese 25 18 Gjeitost Livarot 4 20 Cotija Livarot 29 30 Cotija Mozzarella 43 41 Gruyere Danish Blue 21 31 Cheshire Fougerus 15 5 Cheshire Fougerus 30 17 Grana Padano Idiazábal 8 52 Gruyere Chaumes 21 52 Gruyere Idiazábal 33 52 Gruyere Idiazábal 22 3 Ridder Mozzarella 55 49 Gruyere Mozzarella 50 25 Port-Salut Mozzarella 51 32 Port-Salut Appenzeller 8 20 Lappi Mozzarella 56 11 Port-Salut Ubriaco 14 35 Pepper Jack Red Leicester 9 23 Pepper Jack Red Leicester 36 17 Langres Division 1 Mozzarella Gruyere Division 2 Provolone 46 12 Wigmore Provolone 47 29 Colby-Jack Mahon 12 44 Colby-Jack Provolone 59 47 Brie Buffalo 34 13 Zamorano Buffalo 13 31 Brie Calenzana 16 41 Brie Provolone 50 29 Brie Baladi 25 31 Gorgonzola Farmer 34 26 Gorgonzola Farmer 26 17 Mimolette Farmer 6 15 Saint-Paulin Tete de Moine 37 27 Saint-Paulin Tete de Moine 16 30 Saint-Paulin Limburger 12 24 Blue Cheese Provolone 28 31Parmigiano Reggiano Kugelkase 28 48 Monterey Jack Kugelkase 28 46 Monterey Jack Sveciaost 16 10 Laguiole Kugelkase 12 24 Monterey Jack Pelardon des Cevennes 17 25 Yorkshire Blue Sage Derby 24 14 Yorkshire Blue Sage Derby 32 22 Cabecou Colby 30 52 Parmigiano Reggiano Fourme de Montbrison 12 16 Fiore Sardo Ricotta 22 5 Banon Ricotta 41 25 Banon Colby 53 41 Parmigiano Reggiano Colby 48 52 Parmigiano Reggiano Colby 38 54 Parmigiano Reggiano Gran Bù 8 4 Saint-Nectaire CHAMPION Pave d'Auge 7 34 Bel Paese Texas Goat Cheese 37 16 Bel Paese Texas Goat Cheese 34 12 Bosworth Texas Goat Cheese 19 18 Mascarpone Selles sur Cher 26 20 Raclette Selles sur Cher 15 39 Mascarpone Charolais 14 34 Mascarpone Pecorino Romano 43 49 Muenster Cottage Cheese 31 5 Raschera Cottage Cheese 23 19 Edam Blue Castello 23 45 Edam Pecorino Romano 44 46 Muenster Halloumi 13 49 Muenster Pecorino Romano 36 38 Muenster Pecorino Romano 39 7 Saint Albray Pecorino Romano 19 27 Muenster Stilton 25 31 Wensleydale Stilton 25 17 Wensleydale Cantal 23 15 Reblochon Stilton 20 32 Jarlsberg Roquefort 20 23 Chevre Dauphin 22 35 Jarlsberg Dauphin 28 28 Jarlsberg Baby Swiss 37 28 Jarlsberg Durrus 32 20 Rubens Durrus 12 19 Oaxaca Driftwood 10 24 Oaxaca Baby Swiss 42 30 Feta Baby Swiss 40 15 Red Windsor Baby Swiss 44 36 Feta Taleggio 14 36 Feta Division 3 Gouda Sharp Cheddar Division 4 Pont l'Eveque 23 49 Parmesan Pont l'Eveque 14 17 Parmesan Bonchester 17 7 Devon Blue Cream Cheese 36 43 Sharp Cheddar Greve 17 53 Sharp Cheddar Cream Cheese 43 43 Sharp Cheddar Cream Cheese 41 6 Chaource Cream Cheese 23 53 Sharp Cheddar Comte 8 23 Paneer Fontina 32 8 Tilsit Fontina 40 24 Tilsit Fontina 28 21 Asiago Saint-Marcellin 16 4 Cabrales Fynbo 20 49 Asiago Fynbo 25 53 Asiago Gouda 52 45 Sharp Cheddar Gouda 52 8 Beaufort Gouda 50 31 Havarti Lancashire 5 46 Havarti Gouda 54 42 Havarti Double Gloucester 29 53 Fresh Mozzarella Double Gloucester 9 29 Fresh Mozzarella Caerphilly 18 3 Basing Gouda 57 26 Havarti Danbo 17 19 Neufchatel Butterkäse 39 39 Manchego Butterkäse 30 33 Manchego Butterkäse 10 19 Manchego Coulommiers 29 29 Roncal Coulommiers 10 10 Roncal Fourme d'Ambert 14 11 Leyden.
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