Dam buster cheddar

Very creamy for a cheddar, more like a rich maturing Lancashire, I think this cheese is now made by Carron Lodge in Preston. Very tasty.
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Very creamy for a cheddar, more like a rich maturing Lancashire, I think this cheese is now made by Carron Lodge in Preston. Very tasty.
Quite light and creamy for a cheddar, maybe that is the result of being aged in a cave!
Another very nice cheese.
A feisty you this is, enjoying it along side a pint of Quiet Bat People from Fell brewery. The cheese has a strong Parmesan flavour but softer, with blue cheese notes. It is good.
Came in a pack with some salami and chorizo so the best place for it was on a pizza. It was a bit smoky but that could have been from the chorizo!
Nice to be able to try 2 Stilton and the Stichelton at the same time. The Colston Bassett was the better of the 2 Stiltons, richer creamier flavour, fuller more mature rind, really good blue cheese.
This mini roule is lovely, sharp tomato and creamy cheese with a twirl of basil running through it.
Made at Welbeck farm in Nottinghamshire using unpasteurised milk. This cheese Is named after the Stilton village mentioned in the doomsday book. I far prefer this to Stilton, it is creamy with a bright tang, fairly fresh crumbly cheese, great. Thanks Jon for bringing this from Welbeck.
Quite garlicky with a subtle hint of mushroom. Pleasant enough, and a nice change from cheddar based cheese.
Norwegian brown cheese, made from whey, this is the second one I have tried, this one is slightly less sweet, more cheesey.