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Raw milk cheese will have more intense and complex flavors than those made from pasteurized milk. Pasteurization destroys not only any pathogens in milk but also the beneficial lactic acid bacteria and the enzymes naturally present in milk. These contribute to the flavor of the cheese and so are lost in the pasteurization process.
