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Bix – Made by Rose Grimmond in Oxfordshire
Superb soft cheese made with an extra helping of cream. It is based on the famous French cheese Chaource and has a similar buttery paste with a dense, rich flavour. As the cheese matures it develops an earthy aroma and a deeper, fuller taste. The cheese itself is named after a village in South Oxfordshire which is very close to the Nettlebed Creamery where it is made. It has won various accolades including Best Organic Cheese and Best Soft Cheese at the British Cheese Awards.
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Beauvale – Made by Robin Skales in Nottinghamshire
A soft, smooth blue cheese matured for 7 weeks and during this time it becomes similar in texture to a Gorgonzola Dulce but with the fabouls blue pedigree from its older blue stilton also made by Robin. Beauvale takes its name from Vale of Belboir where it is made and its logo was designed by children at the local Montessori School. This cheese is rich in flavour with savoury tones and a gentle hiny of spiciness.
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St Cera – Made by Julie Cheyney in Bungay, Sulfolk                                                                                           Â
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Ogleshield – Made by Jamie Montgomery in North Cadbury, Somerset
British raclette made using beautifully rich raw Jersey milk by Jamie Montgomery & Wayne Mitchell of Montgomery's cheese-making family. The cheese is washed in special brine every three days to attain a slightly pungent sticky rind, which softens the cheese paste and significantly intensifies its flavour. Excellent when it comes to cooking as it melts brilliantly.
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Golden Cenarth is an organic cows' milk delicious and punchy cheese with an elegant style, made at the Caws Cenarth dairy by the Adams family in Wales. Great on a cheeseboard or why not warm through with a clove of garlic and rosemary - delish! Golden Cenarth is made with pasteurised milk, with the cheese washed in cider, and has a vegetarian rennet, so is suitable for vegetarians.