Description
Celtic Promise – Made by Robert Savage in Ceredigion, Wales
A Caerphilly style washed-rind cheese with a slightly moist, pink rind. Soft and buttery as it matures it develops a slightly pungent aroma and has a delicate flavour creating a delicious contrast with the rind. It is supple, smooth, piquant and aromatic. Celtic Promise is fantastic as a table cheese and is great to cook with when a strong flavour and a creamy texture is required
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