CHEESE COUNTER
Swaledale Cows
White, crumbly Yorkshire cheese that is extremely accommodating, and a massive crowd pleaser! You’ll be getting a light and zest Dale cheese who’s firmer and more natural rind adds to the flavour. There will be hints of earthy notes with a crumbly and creamy texture.
Swaledale Cheese Company, North Yorkshire
Wensleydale Blue
A delicately flavoured creamy blue cheese, Handcrafted at The Wensleydale Creamery. Award-winning Wensleydale Blue has a mellow, yet full flavour.

Wensleydale Creamery, Yorkshire Dales
Kit Calvert Wensleydale
(Old Style)
Kit Calvert Old-Style Wensleydale Cheese celebrates the time-honoured art of cheese-making in the scenic Yorkshire Dales. This cheese is a testament to the enduring traditional techniques that have been passed down through generations, delivering a taste that is both creamy and tangy. Its unique crumbly yet moist texture, coupled with subtle buttery notes, makes it a favourite among cheese lovers. With every bite, Kit Calvert Old-Style Wensleydale Cheese offers a genuine taste of Yorkshire’s rich cheese-making heritage.

Wensleydale Creamery, Hawes, Yorkshire Dales
Yordale Farmhouse Wensleydale
Modern Wensleydales can be sharp, acidic and crumbly, but Yoredale (previously called Old Roan) is an altogether more interesting cheese. Made traditionally on the family farm with raw milk by Ben and Sam Spence, this cheese have been produced since 2019; it is rounded , smooth and well balanced with a lemon, yogurt resfreshing acidity with earthy tone. Curlew Dairy exclusively use a traditional recipe giving a creamier texture.

Curlew Dairy, Yorkshire
Ribblesdale Gouda Gold
Our Gouda Gold is made in a continental style, shaped like a little flying saucer. Natural rind and has an aged semi-soft interior, pale white and very tasty. This is a small, natural rinded, aged 2-4 months

Ribblesdale Cheese Company, Hawes, Yorkshire Dales
Ribblesdale Blue Goat
An amazing blue goat cheese: a lovely balance of blue, salt and creaminess, quite magnificent and not too strong or overwhelming. A firm favourite.

Ribblesdale Cheese Company, Hawes, Yorkshire Dales
Ribblesdale Chego
Savour the complexity of our Manchego-style cheese, where every bite weaves together a symphony of flavours. Matured to perfection, it offers a nuanced taste with hints of nuttiness, a mild tang, and a subtle creamy finish. Its distinct character is derived from carefully selected milk, ensuring a memorable tasting experience.
The cheese features a firm yet supple texture, reminiscent of its Spanish counterpart. Its ivory to pale yellow paste is gracefully embraced by a beautifully patterned rind, a nod to traditional Manchego but with a Ribblesdale twist.

Ribblesdale Cheese Company, Hawes, Yorkshire Dales
Sykes Fell Sheep Cheese
A delicately smooth, creamy cheese hand crafted from locally sourced fresh, pure sheep’s milk.

Preston, Lancashire
Smoked Coverdale
Smoked version of the popular Coverdale. Coverdale is technically a Yorkshire cheese however, this one is currently made in Lancashire.

Preston, Lancashire
Cornish Yarg
Hand-made by Lynher Dairies in Cornwall and wrapped in nettle leaves. Cornish Yarg is creamy under the rind and crumbly at the core. Suitable for vegetarians, made with pasteurised cows' milk.

Lynher Dairies Cheese Co, Cornwall
Farmhouse Creamy Lancashire
Soft and fluffy, our handmade Creamy Lancashire is excellent in a variety of dishes including lasagne. It can be enjoyed on it's own or as part of a cheeseboard. Produced on the farm at Carron Lodge. It's mild flavour and creamy texture is a hit with youngsters

Preston, Lancashire
Crumbly Lancashire
Crumbly Farmhouse Lancashire Cheese has a fresh, slightly acidic flavour with a smooth and moist texture.

Preston, Lancashire
Admiral Collingwood
This semi-hard cheese, once ripened is smooth and succulent, melting on the tongue with a tangy after taste from the ale. Admiral Collingwood cheese is a marriage of good Northumbrian cheese washed in Brown Ale using a French washing technique. We feel the wonderful flavours this imparts are worthy of the cheese's grand title.

Northumberland
Montgomery Cheddar
The statesman of the farm, Montgomery's Cheddar is the epitome of traditional, handmade, unpasteurised Somerset cheddar. It's deep, rich, nutty flavours have won worldwide acclaim. This is a naturally rinded product and the colour of the rind may have seasonal variations. It may contain naturally occuring blue veins which are normal and typical of this type of cheese.

Somerset
Ogleshield
From the lush fields of Cadbury Castle, Ogleshield cheese is crafted using the wonderfully creamy milk from Jersey cows. This cheese undergoes a special brine wash every three days, resulting in a slightly tangy, moist rind that enhances the cheese’s flavour profile. When Jamie took on the role of cheese master from his mother, Elizabeth, he also inherited her prized Pedigree herd of Jersey cows. Since 1919, the Jersey herd has been a part of the family, starting with Elizabeth’s mother, Lady Langman, who kept a single cow in the orchard to provide the family with special milk. Today, the farm boasts over 100 Jersey cows bred with top Pedigree bulls. Each cow is given a unique name based on its mother’s name, creating family lines inspired by themes like Shakespearean characters, flowers, food, or drinks. Ogleshield is a fantastic Westcountry Raclette-style cheese that can be enjoyed on its own or melted to perfection.

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Cadbury Castle, West Country
Colston Bassett
Blue Stilton
Colston Bassett's Stilton is a rich cream colour with even blue veining throughout. The texture of the cheese is smooth and creamy with a mellow flavour that balances sweet and savoury notes.

Colston Bassett & District Dairy,
Colston Bassett, Nottingham
Blue Murder
Handcrafted by Ruaraidh Stone Highland fine Cheese in Tain, Blue Murder cheese is a renowned cheese known for its bold and intense flavour. Formerly named after a New Order song, Blue Monday cheese has now been rebranded as Blue Murder cheese, produced for ex-Blur bass player Alex James and British food champion Juliet Harbut. This cheese is a favourite among cheese enthusiasts who appreciate its strong taste and unique characteristics. Made from cow’s milk, Blue Murder cheese is distinguished by its blue veins running through the cheese. It has a creamy and crumbly texture with a sticky grey-white rind, making it perfect for spreading on crackers or enhancing salads and sandwiches. To enhance its flavours, Blue Murder cheese pairs well with fruits like grapes and pears, and it also complements a glass of red wine. Whether you’re an experienced cheese connoisseur or simply looking to try something new, Blue Murder cheese is definitely worth a taste.

Tain, Highlands Scotland
Skegness Blue
Beautiful soft blue cheese made with local Lincolnshire milk. Said to be similar to a blue brie. Winner of a bronze award at the Great British Cheese Awards in 2012

Lymn Bank Cheese, Lincolnshire
Applewood
Cheddar cheese blended with a natural smoked flavour and dusted with paprika.

Somerset
Cheddar Gorge Cave Matured
With a unique flavour and texture, this cheese is produced from unpasteurised milk and matured for 11 to 12 months in Goughs Cave in the heart of the Cheddar Gorge. This is a naturally rinded product and the colour of the rind may have seasonal variations. It may contain naturally occuring blue veins which are normal and typical of this type of cheese.

Cheddar Gorge, Somerset
Red Leicester
One of our most popular Farmhouse Territorial cheeses. Matured for at least 3 months our Red Leicester is a tasty alternative to coloured cheddar

Somerset
Long Clawson White Stilton
White Stilton is aged for four weeks and has a light, fresh flavour and crumbly texture. It is a great alternative to feta cheese and is delicious used in cheesecakes, or as a quick and easy dessert topped with figs and drizzled with honey. Try with Pinot Grigio for the perfect accompaniment.

Long Clawson Dairy, Melton Mowbray Leicestershire
Lincolnshire Poacher
The flavour and texture of the cheese varies both daily and seasonally depending on time of year, stage of lactation and weather. Every batch is graded at 12 months. It is usually mature for 14 to 16 months. The recipe for Lincolnshire Poacher cheese is a cross between a traditional West Country cheddar and a continental alpine cheese such as Comte.

Ulceby, Lincolnshire
Isle of Mull
Naturally produced using unpasteurised milk, this cheese has a powerful, complex, lingering flavour. Made at Sgriob-Ruadh Farm Dairy, Tobermory. The curd is milled, salted, moulded, and pressed, then cloth-wrapped and matured in the cellar for six months. It has a textured brown natural rind over a yellow paste, and a powerful, complex, lingering flavour.

Tobermory, Scotland
Mountain Gorgonzola
This Gorgonzola Piccante (or Mountain) has been aged for around 80 days, giving this cheese a rather strong taste and spicy flavour from the blue-green veins that have developed. It is a tasty cheese which is good to be crumbled into salads or to be paired with apples, pears or walnuts as a dessert.

Italy
Old Amsterdam
A deliciously rich flavoured, Gouda style cheese, easily sliceable and perfect alongside fruit, crackers or rustic bread. The white crystals which can be found throughout this cheese are naturally formed salt crystals which enhance the overall flavour of the cheese.

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Netherlands
French Comté
Known for its complex fruity and nutty flavour. People describe tasting notes of everything from banana, citrus and onion to butter and caramel.

Fromagerie Vagne, France
Morbier
Morbier is a creamy, semi-soft, supple cheese with a black decorative layer of ash throughout the centre.

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France
Fontina
A firm Italian cheese with a sweet flavour and delicate aroma. This cheese is the staple cheese for the recipe Fonduta or Cheese Fondue, thanks to how well it melts.






















