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From Norway. A mixture of cow's and goat's milk. A brown paste and sweet caramel flavour.
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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 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
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Made by Aslop and Walker in Coles Hall Barns, Five Ashes. Creamy, sweet, nutty flavour likened to a Gouda or Emmental.
Minimum Order 250g
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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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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 Jonathan Crump with milk from Gloucester cows on his farm in Standish. Matured for 4-6 weeks, it has a gentle, milky taste with zesty undertones and a clean finish.
Minimum Order 250g
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Made in the mountains and pressed to eliminate as much water as possible. Produces a firm and nutty flavour, not too strong, but tasty.
Minimum Order 250g
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From the Auvergne region of France. Supple and silky texture which melts in the mouth. Slightly acidic, it tastes of copper, walnuts and spices.
Minimum Order 250g
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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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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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Scottish Farmhouse Cheddar from Tobermory. Rich and creamy matured for at least 18 months. Strong, sharp and earthy.
Minimum Order 250g