The cheese is mould-ripened similar to a French Tomme De Savoie. It is 8 weeks old and has a creamy, buttery in texture, and sweet flavours, with a distinctly earthy finish. The name Stoney Cross comes from an old World War II airfield 2 miles to the South of Landford in Wiltshire.
Made from cow’s milk, Langres Champenois is aged for a minimum of 15 days, during which it is regularly washed in brine to develop its signature deep orange, wrinkled rind. Unlike many washed-rind...
This combination creates a delightful balance between the rich, melty qualities of Raclette and the invigorating spice of chili, making it a versatile choice for those who enjoy a bit of heat. When...
Aged for at least 15 days, Langres is regularly washed in brine and annatto, giving its rind a beautiful orange hue and slightly wrinkled texture. Unlike other washed-rind cheeses, Langres is not...
Aged for 10 to 30 days, Selles-sur-Cher develops a dense yet creamy interior, beneath its signature thin layer of natural ash. This ageing process enhances the cheese’s mild, slightly nutty flavour...
