Rollright Baby
£10.95
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.
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