Gaperon is a hard French cheese made from cow’s milk and flavourings – namely, pepper and garlic. In the past, it was hung from the kitchen beams, but nowadays it ripens in fresh air on rye straw. It also used to be made with leftovers from making butter, but not so much the case nowadays.
The charming family farm is surrounded by the enchanting ‘Dark Skies’ countryside, from where they handcraft their Cuddy’s Cave, a unique cheese with a dense texture and hints of citrus flavours....
The cheese sits somewhere between Evenlode and Rollright in terms of the making process. The rind is gently washed in a solution of brine and Tom’s Yarlington Mill 2019 cider. Yarlington itself is...
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...
A favourite of Rick Stein and Raymond Blanc, Mrs Bell's Blue is as creamy as her sister cheese, the Yorkshire Blue, but distinct in appearance via its whiter coloured body, contrasting beautifully...
The cheese is made by blending the curd and seaweed mixture and then packing it into smaller moulds. After 48 hours of draining and brining, the cheese is left to mature, allowing the flavours to...
The cheese has a washed rind, imparting a mildly pungent aroma and contributing to its mild yet complex flavour profile, with buttery and slightly tangy notes that intensify with age. St. Albray is...
Gaperon is a hard French cheese made from cow’s milk and flavourings – namely, pepper and garlic. In the past, it was hung from the kitchen beams, but nowadays it ripens in fresh air on rye straw. It also used to be made with leftovers from making butter, but not so much the case nowadays.
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