Corra Linn

Made by Selina Errington in Lanarkshire using unpasteurised sheep’s milk, bound in cloth and aged for some time. Good strong flavour, a bit like a farmhouse cheddar but with a fruity note.

366 Days of Cheese
Made by Selina Errington in Lanarkshire using unpasteurised sheep’s milk, bound in cloth and aged for some time. Good strong flavour, a bit like a farmhouse cheddar but with a fruity note.
Made by Charlie Westhead at Dorstone in herefordshire. Cows milk, unpasturised with added double cream, produces a lovely rich vignotte like cheese, it is quite fresh with a zesty hint, you could do all sorts of things with a cheese like this, or just eat it with some homemade fresh bread. Supplied by The Courtyard Dairy
Lovely rich mature cheddar, salty, slightly crystalline in a good way. Made by Alistair Pearson in North Yorkshire. Tops a fish pasta bake very nicely.
made by Maggie Maxwell in Northumberland. Raw cows milk cheese, strong mature cheddar flavour. Really good cheese, even Emma Louise likes this one.
From Errington cheese in Lanarkshire made with raw goats milk. Sweet and goaty, mildly blue, lovely cheese.
A very nice goats cheese roulade, served as a salad on toasted tomato and basil focaccia with a fair amount of sweet chill and lime dressing.
The Beckfoot cheese is a good base for different flavours this time with mustard seeds. Good balance of cheese to mustard.
Not a fan of this, not much flavour.
Quite a feisty nose to this one from Mawbray, does not look too blue but certainly has a blue cheese taste, quite sweet when paired with Californian Merlot.
Another cheese from Mawbray, quite hard and crumbly, but more goaty than Lancashire.