The history of soft cheese

Shilling

£4.00
Shilling – Made by Roger Longman in Whitelake, Somerset It is inspired by the French Crottin, and similar to that, this cheese can be eaten at both a young age and matured on to firm up and develop more savoury flavours. The paste is dense owing to the pre-draining of the curd and a sweet goats milk flavour gives the high acid cheese a joyful lift. Flavours of macadamia, almond & mushroom come through.

Rollright Baby

£13.95
Rollright – Made by David Jowett in the North Cotsworlds, Gloucestershire A soft cheese banded in spruce bark. A delicate, peachy-pink rind ripens the cheese within to a rich, spoonable texture. The cheese develops rich flavours of crème fraiche, cured ham, and mustard seed, with a smoky, woodsy aroma.

Rollright 250g

£9.75
Rollright – Made by David Jowett in the North Cotsworlds, Gloucestershire A soft cheese banded in spruce bark. A delicate, peachy-pink rind ripens the cheese within to a rich, spoonable texture. The cheese develops rich flavours of crème fraiche, cured ham, and mustard seed, with a smoky, woodsy aroma.

Tor

£11.95
A perfect goat's milk cheese, produced in Somerset by Whitelakes Cheese. Unpasteurised, vegetarian.

Bix

£7.95
Bix – Made by Rose Grimmond in Oxfordshire Superb soft cheese made with an extra helping of cream. It is

Perl Wen

£8.95
Luscious brie from the pastures of West Wales, a delicious cheese to fill you with happiness!

Bagborough Brie

£7.95
Creamy and delicious brie.  A real crowd pleaser for any occasion.

St Helena 250g

£9.75
St Helena – Made by Blake Bowden in Bungay, Sulfolk                                                                                             A delicious rind washed, semi-soft cheese made using fresh, raw