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  • Tunworth

    £12.99
    Camembert style cheese made by Stacey Hedges and Charlotte Spruce in Hampshire using local milk from Holstein cows. Sweet, rich and nutty with a pleasing vegetal, cabbagey flavour.

    Minimum Order 250g

  • A hard, pressed ewe's milk cheese, aged for 3 months. A substitute for Parmesan for those intolerant of cow's milk but a little more salty.

    Minimum Order 250g

  • Made by the Montgomerys in Somerset with milk from their own herd of 200 Freesians. A farmhouse mature Cheddar with a deep, rich nutty flavour.

    Minimum Order 250g

  • Gruyere

    £48.00
    Like Emmental, Gruyere is a pressed cooked cheese, but with a drier firmer texture and a richer sharper flavour; an excellent melting cheese for sauces and a must with Emmental for fondues.

    Minimum Order 250g

  • Artisan produced by Igor. This is the first Gorgonzola to be produced back in the 9th century, from the surroundings of Milano and Piedmonte. Creamy and spicy.

    Minimum Order 250g

  • Gjetost

    £45.00
    From Norway. A mixture of cow's and goat's milk. A brown paste and sweet caramel flavour.

    Minimum Order 250g

  • A blue-veined, cylindrical creamy cheese from the Auvergne region. Creamy textured with a sharp, slightly salty flavour.

    Minimum Order 250g

  • A small, hard, goat's milk cheese, the name meaning "dung". This applies to the well-aged, hard, dry, black or grey-brown mouldy rind; sharp and salty when aged. When younger, they are less intimidating and creamier.

    Individually Weighs 60g

  • A 24 month matured cheddar produced by Tom and Neil at their dairy in the South Dorset Downs. The name comes from them taking the milking parlour to the cows in the field. Happy cows = delicious cheddar!
  • A seasonal cheese made by the Hatton's on their remote farm in Nidderdale. Made Spring to Autumn when their small herd of Shorthorn Cows are out grazing on the diverse pasture and wildflower hay meadows. The result is a rich, complex, multi-layered flavour and a soft yet crumbly texture.
  • Salers

    £60.00
    A hard, raw milk cheese produced between May - September in the Auvergne region of France. Its unique character is partly due to the way it's made, involving the calf suckling before milking which transfers the beneficial bacteria to the milk. Complex, bold and earthy flavour with a buttery texture.
  • The epitome of traditional, handmade, unpasteurised Somerset Cheddar. The fuller flavour that the 18 months Extra Mature Cheddar brings to the palate is nuttier, the spiciness rises to give a more peppery taste. Slightly drier texture which is to be expected from the length of maturation.