Beauvale 250g

Categories: Cheese, Soft Cheese, Blue, Cow's Milk Tags: blue veins, cheese, Nottinghamshire, soft

Additional information

Additional information

Cheese make	Soft
Cheese post make	Blue
Milk type	Cow
Strength	3
County	Nottinghamshire
Pasteurisation	Pasteurised

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