Cheese has been a much loved part of European cuisine for over 2,000 years, yet there is always a new style to discover and new ways to enjoy it. As passionate makers of cheese for over 75 years, we want to inspire you with our love of cheese and the various cheese types - by passing on our knowledge for you to discover the true l’art du fromage!
Blue
A ‘grown-up’ cheese with a particular smell - you may need to develop a palate for these.
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One of the world’s great dessert cheeses with a characteristic ‘runny’ texture and earthy flavour.
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Traditionally from Italy, where it is commonly referred to as ``white gold``.
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A French classic similar to Brie but has a stronger, slightly sour, and sometimes chalky taste.
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A hard cheese that has a slightly crumbly texture with a sharp, full and fine taste as it matures.
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Like Cheddar with its orange yellow colour and semi hard texture, but is much softer and creamier.
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Comté is a French cheese made from unpasteurised cow's milk in the Franche-Comté region of eastern France.
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One of the ``holey`` cheeses with mild sweet aroma, firm texture and distinctive mild taste.
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A prized table cheese of the blue-veined variety with a distinctive flavour kick.
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The Swiss specialty and the finest of all cooking cheeses with a compact texture and honey colour.
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Dark and rich with a complex salty-toffee flavour that is unique to this Dutch cheese.
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Slightly springy white cheese with a texture similar to Mozzarella and a strong salty flavour.
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Spanish favourite that delivers a unique piquant flavour, that matures with extended ageing.
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A springy supple texture that provides the ‘cheese pull’ of the pizza and richness in lasagne.
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Traditionally made by monks, Munster has a soft pale centre, penetrating odour and strong taste.
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No other hard cheese quite measures up to the subtly nuanced flavour of Parmigiano.
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A semi-hard cheese produced under strict supervision to guarantee supreme quality.
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A fresh, unripened milk cheese that has a thick creamy texture and sweet mild flavour.
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This ‘cheese of kings and popes’ has a flavour profile that is at first mild, then sharp, tangy and salty.
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The more common version of Emmental – a medium hard, yellow cheese with distinctive holes.
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