
Brie De Meaux (AOP/PDO)
This cheese follows the strict AOP guidelines, meaning it must be made using raw cow’s milk, hand-ladled into moulds, and aged for a minimum of 4 to 8 weeks to develop its signature flavour and...
Fourme d’Ambert is one of the France’s oldest cheese produced from the Auvergne Region of France, it is a blue cheese with a dry natural rind which encases a creamy moist interior; the flavour is quite mild and fruity with light mushroom notes. It leaves a savoury, nutty aftertaste and has a distinctive cylindrical shape.
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This cheese follows the strict AOP guidelines, meaning it must be made using raw cow’s milk, hand-ladled into moulds, and aged for a minimum of 4 to 8 weeks to develop its signature flavour and...
Named after the street in Totnes where the renowned cheese shop is located, this cheese is crafted from the finest fresh pasteurised goat’s milk. The semi-hard texture of Sharpham Ticklemore is...
Once pressed and bandaged, the truckles are left in stores for several months, until they reach optimum maturity. From an amazing artisan smokehouse where the process is performed with a huge...
It was first created by Robin Condon and later moved to Sharpham's when Robin decided to focus on blue cheeses. The curd is carefully packed into moulds to achieve its unique rustic shape and then...
Protected by its Appellation d’Origine Protégée (AOP) status, Fourme d’Ambert must be made using traditional methods, ensuring the highest quality and authenticity. This unpasteurised version...