I like your style... Manchego and Comte are such primo mild cheeses, but balls out favorites for me have to be bold: Neil's Yard Stilton (classic but oh so nice), Talleggio (sp?, even though it makes your fridge smell like crotch rot), but the best of the best is this:
Humboldt Fog: It's is a mold-ripened cheese with a central line of edible ash like a Morbier. It ripens starting with a bloomy mold exterior, which leaves you a fresh goat cheese in the middle with the edges becoming runny and ripe. The older it gets the more gooey and stanky it gets. Thus, its creamy, relatively light, but has a nice barnyardy cut to it while being mildly acidic... so dank.