| Cheese make | Selections |
|---|---|
| Milk type | Cow, Goat |
| County | UK |
| Gift type | Boxes & Tins |
| Gift includes | Cheese |
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Christmas 5 Cheese Hamper
£49.00
Available from 1st December Only.
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Our Cheesemongers James and Justin have handpicked an awesome selection of British artisan cheese to create the perfect Christmas cheeseboard for 4-6 people. From classic Stilton, to mature Cheddar, goats’ cheese, English brie and a pungent (or stinky) cheese to boot – there’s something for everyone’s palate on this delicious British cheeseboard.
Our Christmas 5 cheese selection arrives packaged in a gift-wrapped hamper for that extra special Christmassy touch. Our five cheeses included in this selection are:
Westcombe Mature Cheddar 250g ~ traditional and feisty cheddar made with unpasteurised cows’ milk and mature for 12-18 months from Somerset
Cropwell Bishop Stilton ~ delicious, Christmas favourite from Cropwell Bishop on the Welbeck Estate in Nottinghamshire
Pexommier Brie ~ creamy and sticky Brie from the White Lake Farm in Somerset
Elrick Log ~ smooth goat’s milk cheese with a dark and tangy rind made at Errington Dairy in Lanarkshire, Scotland
St Cera ~ pungent, rind-washed cows’ milk cheese from Blackwoods Cheese, based on a Langres
Fig, Apple & Rhubarb Chutney & Peter’s Yard Sourdough crackers are also included in the selection
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