Maybe I went with false expectations. 6 euro per person. I got to see a couple cheese making items, and only after wandering the nondescript building did we get to try some. Yes the cheese was good of course, but you'd be better off going to a local farm. Save your money (and time trying to find exactly where it is--Google says one place but you have to drive around to a spot that even when it shows you're there, it's not clear at all). Final note, the people working there were no help and felt really bothered to have people there. Very disappointed, especially as a fan of the cheese.

this IS where it started. it IS the real thing. not a copy. not fake. not easy to find, but worth the trip for a group tour bus like ours. we are the Wells Gray Tours Company, from Kamloops, BC Canada, and we took 20 people for a tour of how they make the cheese and then we bought the cheese.