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Tine BA, the makers of Jarlsberg, are the proud partners of the Norwegian Olymic and Paralympic Comitee and Federation of sport. We are all eagerly awaiting the kick-off of the Winter Olympics in Vancouver on the 12th Feb. 2010.

In total Norway has 280 Winter Olympic medals (98 gold, 98 silver, 84 bronse medals) making it the most winning nation in the winter Olympics.

Enter our fun Jarlsberg & the Winter Olympics 2010 competition and win:

• The official Norwegian team jacket, signed by athletes from the skiing & biathlon team. Make: Phenix 2009 World  Cup Middle Jacket Norway Team Model 

• Jarlsberg effects.

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  For the third time Canada is organising the Olympic Games, but this is the first time the Olympics will be held in the state of British Columbia. Over 80 nations and 15 different sports are represented. Either you have a favorite team you cheer for or you just love the sports represented, an Olympic Championship is always something special. Norway has been lucky enough to host the Olympics Games twice. First time in 1952, and last time in 1994.

  In 1956, a team from the Agricultural University of Norway, concluded their research on how to make a soft, mediumfat cheese with holes. The new cheese was named after the county, Jarlsberg, where the earlier version had been made at the beginning of the 19th century. A new cheese category was established.

  The export of Jarlsberg started cautiously in 1961. Today, TINE sells more than 25,000 tonnes of Jarlsberg worldwide. Jarlsberg is primarily known for it’s unique taste and premium quality. This due to the always premium milk chosen and the secret recipe used in the making of the cheese. Each Jarlsberg wheel is matured for months, turned by hand, and looked after as gold medal candidates in the making. Giving you a unique versatile premium cheese that works equally well for snacking as for cooking.

  We wish you and all the competing athletes at the games the best of luck!

  Go for gold!