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Medal Winners by Class British Cheese Awards 2018 Medal Winners by Class FRESH 1 Fromage Frais 1 Cream Cheese Bronze Artisan Farm (Beau Farm) Hampshire 2 Feta Style 8 Nannyians Goat Curd Bronze Leagram Organic Dairy Lancashire 4 Other Cooking 14 Teifi Halloumi Silver Caws Teifi Cheese Ceredigion 17 Yorkshire Squeaky Cheese Gold Yorkshire Dama Cheese Yorkshire 18 Yorkshire Squeaky With Rosemary Bronze Yorkshire Dama Cheese Yorkshire 6 Lactic - Cow, Goat, Sheep or Buffalo 19 Fresh Soft Goats Cheese Bronze Abergavenny Fine Foods Monmouthshire 23 Cerney Ash Pyramid Gold Cerney Cheese Gloucestershire 25 Soft Goats Cheese - Plain Bronze Chillies Farm Dairy Ltd East Sussex 27 American Style Soft Cheese Gold Dairygold Food Ingredients Ltd Cheshire 32 Organic Buffalo Ricotta Bronze Laverstoke Park Farm Ltd Hampshire 33 Rosary 275g Plain Silver Rosary Goats Cheese Ltd Wiltshire 34 Rosary 275g Ash Silver Rosary Goats Cheese Ltd Wiltshire 35 St Tola Ash Log 500g Silver St Tola Co Clare 37 Gāt Bronze Tenacres Yorkshire 38 Goat Curd Bronze White Lake Cheese Somerset 7 Aged Fresh Lactic 41 Edmund Tew Bronze Blackwoods Cheese Company Kent 43 Amalthea/little Flea Silver Lightwood Cheese Ltd Worcestershire 46 Pavé Cobble Gold White Lake Cheese Somerset 48 Tor Bronze White Lake Cheese Somerset 49 Driftwood Silver White Lake Cheese Somerset SOFT WHITE 8 Cow [up to 500gm] 51 Camembert Bronze Arla Foods - Trevarrian Creamery Cornwall 52 Organic Camembert Silver Arla Foods - Trevarrian Creamery Cornwall 53 Bath Soft Cheese Gold Bath Soft Cheese Somerset 54 Arran Camembert Bronze Bellevue Cheese Company N Ayrshire 58 Cranborne Silver Chalke Valley Cheese Dorset 62 Boy Laity Cornish Camembert Bronze Curds and Croust Cornwall 64 Winslade Gold Hampshire Cheeses Ltd Hampshire 65 Tunworth Silver Hampshire Cheeses Ltd Hampshire 69 Bix Gold Nettlebed Creamery Oxfordshire 72 Borthwood Bronze The Isle of Wight Cheese Company Ltd Isle of Wight 9 Cow [over 500gm] 76 Llawnroc Brie Bronze Arla Foods - Trevarrian Creamery Cornwall 78 Character Brie Bronze Arla Foods - Trevarrian Creamery Cornwall 81 Baron Bigod Silver Fen Farm Dairy Limited Suffolk 83 Cricket St Thomas Somerset Brie Silver Lubborn Cheese Ltd Somerset 2.35kg 84 Cricket St Thomas Somerset Brie 1.1kg Bronze Lubborn Cheese Ltd Somerset 10 Cow [with added cream] 88 St Endellion Gold Arla Foods - Trevarrian Creamery Cornwall 89 Character Brie Gold Arla Foods - Trevarrian Creamery Cornwall 90 Llawnroc Brie Bronze Arla Foods - Trevarrian Creamery Cornwall 94 Cwnn - Cheese With No Name Bronze Ludlow Food Centre Shropshire 11 Goat 87 White Nancy Silver White Lake Cheese Somerset 97 Brie Bronze Artisan Farm (Beau Farm) Hampshire 98 Kidderton Ash Bronze Butlers Farmhouse Cheeses Lancashire 100 Ashlynn Gold Cheese Cellar Dairy Worcestershire 101 Blanche Gold Cheese Cellar Dairy Worcestershire 102 Clara Silver Cheese Cellar Dairy Worcestershire 104 Wensum White Silver Fielding Cottage Ltd Norfolk 105 Golden Cross Silver Golden Cross Cheese Co Ltd East Sussex 106 St. Thom Silver Lightwood Cheese Ltd Worcestershire 12 Sheep or Buffalo 114 Flower Marie Gold Golden Cross Cheese Co Ltd East Sussex 115 Fearn Abbey Silver Highland Fine Cheeses Ltd Ross-Shire 116 Lamb Leer Silver Homewood Cheeses Bristol 118 Wigmore Bronze Village Maid Cheee Berkshire RIND WASHED & SEMI-SOFT 13 Soft/Semi-Soft 124 Saval Silver Caws Teifi Cheese Ceredigion 129 Russet Squire Cider Washed Bronze Curds and Croust Cornwall 132 Gubbeen Gold Gubbeen Farmhouse Products Ltd. Co Cork 138 Yorkshire Pecorino Fresco Silver Olianas Yorkshire 139 Burwash Rose Silver The Traditional Cheese Dairy Co Ltd East Sussex 143 Keltic Gold Gold Whalesborough Cheese Cornwall 144 Goddess Bronze White Lake Cheese Somerset 14 Semi Hard/Hard 146 Boyne Valley Bán Gold Boyne Valley Farmhouse Cheese Co Meath 147 Celtic Promise Gold Caws Teifi Cheese Ceredigion 148 Holy Cow Bronze Highland Fine Cheeses Ltd Ross-Shire 149 Old Demdike Bronze Homewood Cheeses Bristol 150 Ogleshield Gold J A & E Montgomery Ltd Somerset 153 50 Jack Silver River Amble Creamery Cornwall 156 Morn Dew Gold White Lake Cheese Somerset 15 Cow (not rind washed) 160 Waterloo Bronze Village Maid Cheee Berkshire 161 Miss Muffet Bronze Whalesborough Cheese Cornwall 16 Non-Cow (not rind washed) 163 Wigmore Gold Village Maid Cheee Berkshire HARD : CHEDDAR & TERRITORIALS 17 Cheddar - Mild (open to traditional, cylinder or block) 166 Cheddar Milk Bronze Arla Foods, Llandyrnog Creamery Denbighshire 167 Cheddar Milk Bronze Arla Foods, Llandyrnog Creamery Denbighshire 171 Galloway Bronze Caledonian Cheese Company Wigtownshire 172 Mild Cheddar Silver Dairy Crest Davidstow Cornwall 173 Mild Cheddar Gold Dairy Crest Davidstow Cornwall 178 Mild Cheddar Bronze South Caernarfon Creameries Gwynedd 181 Organic Kingdom Mild Organic Cheddar Bronze The British Organic Dairy Company Somerset 182 Pitchfork Bronze Trethowan's Dairy Ltd Somerset 18 Cheddar - Mature Traditional/Cylinder 184 Mature Cylinder Traditional Bronze Batch Farm Cheesemakers Ltd (Goulds Cheddar) Somerset 185 Cheddar Bronze Briddlesford Farm Dairy Isle of Wight 187 Charlton Farmhouse Silver Goodwood Farm West Sussex 190 Montgomery's Mature Gold J A & E Montgomery Ltd Somerset 191 Isle Of Mull Bronze J. Reade & Sons Argyll 192 Keen's Traditional Mature Raw Milk Silver Keen's Cheddar Ltd Somerset Cheddar 194 Mature Cheddar Bronze Quickes Traditional Ltd Devon 196 Cheddar Gorge Mature Cheddar Silver The Cheddar Gorge Cheese Company Ltd Somerset 197 Cheddar Gorge Cave Matured Cheddar Bronze The Cheddar Gorge Cheese Company Ltd Somerset 198 Pitchfork Silver Trethowan's Dairy Ltd Somerset 199 Westcombe Cheddar Gold Westcombe Dairy Somerset 19 Cheddar - Mature Block (Classic Starter) 200 Cheddar Mature Bronze Barbers Farmhouse Cheesemakers Somerset 203 Mature White Cheddar Bronze Carbery Group Co Cork 204 Mature White Cheddar Gold Dairygold Food Ingredients Ltd Cheshire 206 Mature Cheddar Bronze Joseph Heler Ltd Cheshire 207 Mature Cheddar Bronze Lye Cross Farm Somerset 210 Mature Cheddar Classic Starter Bronze South Caernarfon Creameries Gwynedd 211 Mature Cheddar Classic Starter Bronze South Caernarfon Creameries Gwynedd 20 Cheddar - Mature Block (Modern Helveticus) 219 Cheddar Mature Bronze Barbers Farmhouse Cheesemakers Somerset 221 Mature White Cheddar Silver Carbery Group Co Cork 222 Mature Cheddar Bronze Dairy Crest Davidstow Cornwall 227 Mature Cheddar Silver First Milk Campbeltown Argyll 230 Mature Cheddar Gold Joseph Heler Ltd Cheshire 233 Parkham Cheddar Silver Parkham Farms Limited Devon 234 Parkham Cheddar Silver Parkham Farms Limited Devon 240 Mature & Creamy Cheddar Bronze Wyke Farms Limited Somerset 21 Cheddar - Extra Mature Traditional/Cylinder 241 Cave Aged Cheddar Silver Ashley Chase Estate Ltd Dorset 243 Montgomery's Extra Mature Cheddar Bronze J A & E Montgomery Ltd Somerset 244 Keen's Traditional Extra Mature Raw Gold Keen's Cheddar Ltd Somerset Milk Cheddar 246 Extra Mature Trad Bronze Belton Farm Ltd Shropshire 248 St Andrews Farmhouse Bronze St Andrews Farmhouse Cheese Company Fife 251 Westcombe Cheddar Gold Westcombe Dairy Somerset 22 Cheddar - Extra Mature Block (Classic Starter) 253 Farmhouse Cheddar Bronze Butlers Farmhouse Cheeses Lancashire 254 Seriously Strong Silver Caledonian Cheese Company Wigtownshire 255 Extra Mature White Cheddar Gold Carbery Group Co Cork 258 Parkham Cheddar Silver Parkham Farms Limited Devon 259 Parkham Cheddar Bronze Parkham Farms Limited Devon 23 Cheddar - Extra Mature Block (Modern Helveticus) 264 Arla Extra Mature Cheddar Bronze Arla Foods Yorkshire 266 Cheddar Extra Mature Gold Arla Foods, Llandyrnog Creamery Denbighshire 267 Cheddar Extra Mature Bronze Arla Foods, Llandyrnog Creamery Denbighshire 271 Extra Mature Silver Dairy Crest Davidstow Cornwall 272 Extra Mature Silver Dairy Crest Davidstow Cornwall 276 Extra Mature Silver First Milk Haverford West Pembrokeshire 277 Extra Mature Bronze First Milk Haverford West Pembrokeshire 279 Extra Mature Cheddar Organic Block Bronze Belton Farm Ltd Shropshire 281 Parkham Cheddar Gold Parkham Farms Limited Devon 288 Extra Mature & Delicious Cheddar Silver Wyke Farms Limited Somerset 289 Extra Mature & Delicious Cheddar Bronze Wyke Farms Limited Somerset 24 Cheddar - Vintage Traditional 292 Mount Leinster Cheddar Bronze Coolattin Cheddar Co Carlow 294 Keen's Traditional Vintage Raw Milk Gold Keen's Cheddar Ltd Somerset Cheddar 295 Vintage Cheddar Trad Bronze Belton Farm Ltd Shropshire 296 Vintage Cheddar Bronze Quickes Traditional Ltd Devon 297 Cheddar Gorge Vintage Cheddar Gold The Cheddar Gorge Cheese Company Ltd Somerset 25 Cheddar - Vintage Block 298 Arla Vintage Cheddar Bronze Arla Foods Yorkshire 302 Seriously Vintage Silver Caledonian Cheese Company Wigtownshire 303 Vintage White Cheddar Silver Carbery Group Co Cork 304 Vintage Gold Dairy Crest Davidstow Cornwall 305 Vintage Bronze Dairy Crest Davidstow Cornwall 310 Blackstone Vintage Cheddar Bronze Joseph Heler Ltd Cheshire 316 Organic Vintage Cheddar Bronze Wyke Farms Limited Somerset 26 PDO/PGI Cheddar 319 Cave Aged Cheddar Bronze Ashley Chase Estate Ltd Dorset 324 Parkham Cheddar Bronze Parkham Farms Limited Devon 28 The DuPont Danisco Grand Prix 330 Taw Valley Mature Cheddar 3rd Arla Foods Yorkshire 331 Cheddar Mature 1st Arla Foods, Llandyrnog Creamery Denbighshire 335 Danisco Dupont Grand Prix 2nd Dairy Crest Davidstow Cornwall 29 Cheshire - Coloured/White Traditional/Cylinder 340 Appleby's Coloured Cheshire Gold Applebys Cheese Shropshire 344 Anster Bronze St Andrews Farmhouse Cheese Company Fife 345 Trad White
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