Inverloch Goat's Cheese is the very first product to be made by The Inverloch Cheese Co. Originally produced in 1985 for the founding family’s household consumption.
Hard pressed and three months old, it is full of flavour whilst being one of the least 'goaty' goat's cheeses on the market.
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