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Produced by Simon and Tim Jones on their dairy farm on the eastern edge of the Lincolnshire Wolds. Cheddar in style but slightly open textured. Rich herbaceous notes, fruity and nutty. -
A "drunken" cheese produced by La Casearia Carpeneto who specialises in making innovative cheeses. Steeped in red Raboso wine this cheese has a fruity aroma and delicate, slightly spicy flavour.
Minimum Order 250g
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It’s a Brie de Meaux sandwiched with a filling of crème fraiche, mascarpone and chopped black truffles. Truly decadent! The truffles bring out the mushroomy earthiness of the brie.
Minimum Order 250g
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Windsor Red Produced by Long Clawson in Leicestershire. A cheddar with added Port and Brandy....a crowd pleaser fit for a King!
Minimum Order 250g
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The Queen of cheeses Created by Cryer and Stott Cheesemongers to celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Matured and graded at 70 days to represent each of the Queen’s years on the throne. Then matured up to 84 days for the perfect flavour.
Minimum Order 250g
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Aged Connage Gouda...produced by Callum and Jill Clarke in Inverness. Matured for 24 months. Buttery, nutty and fruity flavour with a smooth creamy paste.
Minimum Order 250g
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Produced by the Northumberland Cheese Company, this gloriously creamy cheese is smoked over oak chippings and has a lovely mellow smoky flavour.
Minimum Order 250g
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Produced by Burts Cheese in Cheshire. Instead of piercing the cheese during the ripening to produce blue mould for the Burts Blue the cheese is ‘washed’ in Gwatkin Cider, from Herefordshire. A deliciously creamy earthy cheese.
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Produced by Errington Cheese in Lancashire. Raw goats milk log rolled in ash. Matured for 2 - 3 weeks. Becomes soft and springy as it matures outside.
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Produced by Selina Cairns in Lanarkshire. A mould ripened goat’s milk cheese in the shape of a pyramid. Creamy interior and a salty, earthy flavour
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From the Strathearn Cheese Company, this cheese is brined once a week in Comrie, Perthshire. Fresh and right with a buttery flavour
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Produced by the Reids at Sgriob Ruardh on the Isle of Mull. The cheese has a creamy, rounded full flavour, not dissimilar to a Stilton. Striking blue veins
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Produced by Selina Cairns in Lanarkshire. Matured for six weeks. Early season, the cheese has a lingering, sweet flavour, Late season, it becomes punchier and more savoury.
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A two day curd cheese smoked over whiskey barrel shavings, named after Scotlands capital Edinburgh. A fresh and creamy texture with a mild smoky back taste.
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Produced by Appleby Creamery in Cumbria. A creamy blue cheese from the milk of Ayrshire cows. Rich and velvety soft with a subtle contrast of flavour from the blue veins.
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Produced by Eldwick Creaqmery, a new start-up in Eldwick, West Yorkshire. A soft, rich, buttery brie with the addition of truffle pieces. Delicious and well-balanced flavour.
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A washed-rind cheese produced in Somerset. Similar to Raclette. Supple texture and full earthy flavor.
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The Yorhsire French Cheese! Originally produced to celebrate the Queen's Golden Jubilee and to celebrate the Tour de France in Yorkshire. Creamy and Complex, fruity and soft.
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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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Matured for 12 months and made with unpasteurised cow's milk by Jane Stewart in Anstruther, Fife. Creamy, Tangy and Savoury with notes of fresh grass and tropical fruit.
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A raw milk Wensleydale. Typically matured for 3 months by Carlew Dairy in Leyburn. Smooth buttery with an lingering flavour.
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This celebrated cheese has won many international awards including super gold at the 2014 world cheese awards. Produced by the Stone family at Highland Fine Cheeses in Twin, Scotland. Continental in style, rich, full and creamy. Slightly Salty to start with a peppery finish.
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Inspired by Tomme cheeses but made by David Jowett at King Stone Dairy, Chedworth in Gloucestershire. Named after the local village Moreton-in-Marsh, site of the source of the River Evenlode. Luxurious, buttery texture with a clean, spritzy acidity.
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Produced by Cryer & Stott in Wakefield. Soft and bloomy cheese which has been soaked in Yorkshire Tea infused Gin. Clean flavour, slightly salty, with a hint of juniper. It's named Endeavour after Captain Cook's famous ship that was moored off Botany Bay.
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