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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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- Pate
- 2 x Salami
- 1 x Ciappe
- 1 x Water Crackers
- 100g Delice
- 100g Connage Gouda
- 100g Gorgonzola Dolce
- Tub of olives
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- 1 x Buttermilk Crackers
- Blueberry Preserves Chutney
- 100g Yoredale
- 100g Baron Bigod
- 100g Duke of Wellington
- 100g Fruitcake