Wrekin Blue

Super blue cheese from Shropshire quite tangy at first but delicious when melted across some sirloin steak.
366 Days of Cheese
Super blue cheese from Shropshire quite tangy at first but delicious when melted across some sirloin steak.
Blue cows milk cheese from the Gorge du Tarn in France. Aged in the Limestone caves for 3-6 months. Looks like it might be a bit acidic but turns out quite creamy, very tasty cheese.
Spenwood
Ewes milk cheese from the Cotswolds. Based on a Pecorino style, it is hard and quite caramely.
Unpasteurised cows milk cheese from Caws in the Teifi valley in Wales. It is rich and creamy, sitting well with my Asda Islay malt.
Cheeps cheese made in Somerset by Phil Rainbow. Pearly white hard cheese with a distinctive ewes milk flavour, let it warm up and it softens slightly and improves.
I had forgotten just how beautifully creamy this cheese is, some years ago I was a little put off to find maggots in a block, and have not had it since! It really is lovely, one of the creamiest cheeses you are likely to find.
Straight forward cheese, crumbly acidic perfect on a sandwich with home grown tomatoes. Made in Herefordshire at Monkland cheese dairy.
This is that sharp tangy pungent sort of cheese which I am never sure I like so the whisky is poured before tasting! Upon tasting it is not quite as strong as I thought. But still not a favourite.
Lovely blue cheese from Caws in Cenarth, Wales. It is salty and sharp with a good blue aftertaste. Creamier than a Stilton but not as soft as dolcelatte
Light creamy blue cheese, not too strong on flavour, but enough to compliment an Islay malt. There won’t be any of this one left.