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Saint Nectaire Price: £7.00 From the Auvergne, this cheese was first given to Louis XIV by the Marechal de Senneterre. It is made from the rich milk of the Salers cows. It has a silky texture and full-flavoured spicy, walnut flavours. Try with Pinot Noir. | |
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Stärnächäs Price: £6.75 This cheese has been made famous because of the person who lovingly looks after it, helping it to mature to it's upmost potential. WaloVon Mühlenen is the 5th generation of his family to affineur cheeses. His family history with ... more info | |
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Stichelton Price: £9.00 Randolph Hodgson from Neal's Yard Dairy wanted to bring back the traditional way of making Stilton using unpasteurised milk. He formed a partnership with Joe Schneider and they now produce this cheese that is named after the original village of ... more info | |
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Stilton Pot Price: £15.95 This hand painted blue and white china pot from The Fine Cheese Company will look beautiful in your kitchen year round, making it the ideal gift. The stilton inside the pot is hand made in Nottinghamshire and has a creamy texture with complex ... more info | |
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Stinking Bishop Price: £7.50 Made in Gloucester by Charles Martell, it has a pungent aroma, with a rich savoury flavour that is not as strong as its odour. Curds are washed in perry made from a variety of pear called Stinking Bishop. Like Vacherin Mont d'Or, the curds are ... more info | |
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Swiss Fruit Bread Price: £9.88 This flour-less 'bread' is the perfect accompaniment to hard Alpine-style cheeses. It is supplied from Switzerland by the cheese-makers Jumi who make our Cironé and Belper Knolle. This lovely long-lasting treat is packed full of dried ... more info | |
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Taleggio Price: £6.00 Taleggio was created in the 11th century by families near Bergamo in Lombardy. It has lovely flavours of nuts and dried fruit, with barnyard aromas. The texture is so smooth that it almost melts in the mouth. Try heating it and stirring it into ... more info | |
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Tete de Moine Price: £30.00 The name Tete de Moine means monk’s head in French. It was invented in the 12th Century by the monks of Bellelay Abbey in the Jura mountains of northwestern Switzerland. The monks taught the local farmers how to make it and they allegedly ... more info | |
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Ticklemore Price: £12.50 Named after a street in Totnes, this cheese was originally made by Robin Congdon who makes Beenleigh and Harbourne. This hard goat's milk cheese is now made by Debbie Mumford using milk from the same goats that Robin used when he made ... more info | |
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Tunworth Price: £11.50 A Camembert-style cheese with uniquely British characteristics, made by Stacey Hedges and Charlotte Spruce in a village near Alton in Hampshire. The milk comes from Holstein cows and the taste of the cheese changes throughout the year depending on ... more info | |
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Vacherin Mont d'Or Price: £9.00 Only available between September and May, it is wrapped in spruce bark which lends it a slightly resinous flavour. Though the flavour is not strong, it is complex and substantial. It has a lovely crumpled texture on the top and is soft and bulging ... more info | |
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Valencay Price: £8.95 Central France. Napolean sliced the top off the cheese in a fit of fury. Nutty, slighty earthy and acidic. Typical of the region. | |
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Vintage Lincolnshire Poacher Price: £6.60 Handmade by Simon and Tom Jones, this cheese is matured for 18-20 months. They use milk from their own Holstein cows. It is a bit like a cross between an alpine cheese and a West Country Cheddar. It has a complex nutty sweetness with a full, rich ... more info | |
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Whin Yeats Wensleydale Price: £9.25 The limestone soil in Yorkshire impacts the flavour of the cheese adding to its gentle flavour, which is balanced by a slightly tart freshness. Hawes Wensleydale has deeper more complex flavours than most Wensleydales and is a more mature, ... more info | |
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