The Types component of Gourmet Ice Cream market taxonomy classifies products by base composition and flavor architecture. Milk‑base varieties (cow, goat, sheep) dominate the traditional segment, supplying roughly 55 % of sales, while Non‑dairy alternatives—almond, oat, coconut—capture an expanding 25 % as plant‑based diets gain traction. Within each base, flavor sub‑categories further differentiate the market: Fruit‑infused (berry, citrus) and Chocolate‑rich (dark, ruby) each hold about 10 % of the mix, whereas Artisanal spice (cardamom, lavender) occupies the remaining 5 %. A functional overlay—low‑sugar, high‑protein, probiotic‑enriched—cross‑cuts these types, adding incremental premium value and influencing consumer choice. This granular segmentation clarifies how each type contributes to the aggregate market size, informing manufacturers where to allocate R&D and marketing resources within the broader Gourmet Ice Cream segmentation framework.