English Cheese D-R

This cheese is created using a mixture of morning and evening milk, hence the name, Double Gloucester. It is a traditional, semi-hard cheese which in this case is made by Applebys in Cheshire as we found this to be one of the best.First mentioned in the sixteenth century. Medium to strong flavour depending on age. Made with unpasteurised cows milk and suitable for Vegetarians.

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East Anglian Made : Suffolk
An unpasteurised cow's milk cheese from Baylham. Firm with a slight crumbliness. Similar to a Cheddar/Cheshire mix.
Suitable for Vegetarians.

Mild to medium flavour. Made to a traditional family recipe by Carron Lodge Dairy with unpasteurised cows milk. A full flavoured and fine textured Lancashire cheese from Preston.

Red Leicester is a rich, russet coloured cheese. The colour was largely responsible for the cheese's popularity - especially in the Victorian period - and is caused by the use of Annatto, a tasteless vegetable dye extracted from a plant in South America.
With a firm body and a close flaky texture, it takes around four and a half months to mature. Made with pasteurised cows milk.

Made using milk from their herd of 200 Holstein cows.The cheese is matured for 12-24 months until the right maturity level is reached. A full flavoured cheddar type cheese. Very popular. Silver at The World Cheeses Awards 2005.Made with pasteurised cows milk.

East Anglian Made : Norfolk
An pasteurised ewes milk Brie style cheese handmade at Willow Farm, Wymondham. Full flavoured and creamy. Suitable for Vegetarians.

Made with pasteurised goats milk and suitable for Vegetarians.

A goats milk cheddar. Very good flavour.

A fresh goat cheese from Salisbury that is available both plain and covered in herbs. This is the plain version which is mild and lactic. Made with pasteurised goats milk and suitable for Vegetarians.

A fresh goat cheese from Salisbury covered in herbs.


This is a plain goat cheese rolled in mixed herbs.

Made with pasteurised goats milk and suitable for Vegetarians.