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From Perigord, South West of France. A Trappist style cheese with a soft, smooth pale texture and a full bodied flavour.
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A bloomy-white mould goat's milk log. Ideal for grilling on French bread.
Minimum Order 250g
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An organic brie made by Connage Dairy in Inverness. Wonderfully creamy texture with a surprisingly floral flavour. Clava is named after a bronze circular burial cairn near the farm.
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A typical Upper Normandy cheese in the shape of a heart. A white, bloomy rinded cheese which has a creamy, yet slightly granular texture. Legend has it that maidens would produce and give this cheese to their loved ones as a sign of their affection as the men went off to war.
Minimum Order 250g
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The village of Colston Bassett lies near the Nottinghamshire/Leicestershire border, in an area known as the Vale of Belvoir. Many villages in this area had small Stilton dairies in the nineteenth century, most of which have now disappeared. Colston Bassett Dairy has been making Stilton for almost a century. Rich, strong and creamy, our best selling Blue Stilton.
Minimum Order 250g
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From the Gruyere family. Matured for 18 months in the Franche-Jura region of eastern France. Comté has the highest production of all French AOC cheeses, around 40,000 tonnes per year. Fruity and nutty.
Minimum Order 250g
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Produced from cow’s milk that have been fed from the rich pastures of the Jura Mountains. Sweet and fruity when made with summer milk and nuttier when produced from winter milk.
Minimum Order 250g
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An award winning cheese from Lynher Dairies, the producer of Cornish Yarg. Kern means round in Cornish – an apt name for a round (and well-rounded) cheese. Hard, slightly flaky texture with a buttery, caramel flavour.
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Handmade at Lyburn Dairy, Cornwall. Like the Cornish Yarg except the cheese is wrapped in wild garlic leaves which infuses the cheese with their flavour.
Minimum Order 250g
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Handmade at Lyburn Dairy, Cornwall. A light textured, creamy, crumbly mould-ripened cheese, wrapped in nettle leaves which looks very attractive. The paste is dense and creamy near the rind becoming light and chalky to the core.
Minimum Order 250g
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Traditionally made at Barnard Castle, County Durham. Crumbly and moist with a granular curd and a rich, sharp flavour with citrusy undertones.
Minimum Order 250g