A focus on: Gorgonzola Dolce
World’s oldest blue cheese? Gorgonzola is one of the world’s oldest blue cheeses. It is said that for centuries the cheese was produced in Gorgonzola, near Milan, dating back to […]
Cheese Scientists offer these 4 cheese truths
It’s no surprise to us that scientists all over the world dedicate their studies to cheese, after all, what is life without cheese? These honourable men and women have been […]
A guide to selecting, cooking and serving baked cheese
We all want our dinner parties to impress and, while traditional cheese and crackers can work well as an appetiser, baked cheese can take your menu to the next level. […]
A focus on: Bookham Harrison Farms
Bookham Harrison is a family owned business on the Sussex border with Surrey, twenty minutes south of Guildford, in the village of Rudgwick. The Harrison family started milking nine cows […]
A perfect Pairing: Beer and Cheese
We are all familiar with the idea of wine and cheese pairing, but with a whole world of new and exciting beers in the world, why limit ourselves to just […]
A focus on: Mull of Kintyre Scottish Cheddar
In the historic Campbeltown Creamery on Scotland’s craggy west coast, the Mull of Kintyre creamery insist on using time-honoured methods to craft their Cheddar. The creamery has been producing cheese […]
A focus on: Isle of Arran cheddar
Often referred to as ‘Scotland in miniature’ the picturesque island of Arran is home to the award-winning Torrylinn Creamery. Here, Isle of Arran cheddar is lovingly hand-crafted by a small […]
Aged in the Somerset Caves of Wookey Hole
Wookey hole Cave Aged Cheddar is an award-winning West Country Farmhouse cheddar with a nutty, tangy flavour. It is aged for up to 3 months in Wookey Hole Caves. and […]
Stinking Bishop: The story of a masterpiece
Stinking Bishop is a legendary cheese, so famous that most cheese lovers are fully aware of the story of its origin… Charles Martell first produced his perry-washed rind cheese in […]