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Hamish Johnston Fine Cheeses Wholesale Pricelist October 2021 Hamish Johnston Fine Cheeses Wholesale Pricelist October 2021 London Suffolk 48 Northcote Road Unit 51 London Martlesham Creek SW11 1PA Sandy Lane Martlesham IP12 4SD Phone: 020 7738 0741 Phone: 01394 388127 Fax: 020 7924 6193 Fax: 01394 446010 email: [email protected] Please note that the following are our current terms and conditions of sale. 1. Products will be invoiced at prices ruling on the day of dispatch. Whilst every effort will be made to give customers advance warning of price changes “Hamish Johnston Ltd” reserves the right to alter prices without prior notice. 2. Pre-Packed and hand wrapped cheese portions are subject to a surcharge of 25% above normal wholesale prices. 3. Any defective or out of condition stock will only be credited or replaced if we are informed within 24 hours of their delivery. All such goods must be returned to us or made available for inspection. 4. Title to the goods shall only pass to the buyer after full payment has been made to, and accepted by “Hamish Johnston Ltd”. 5. The Seller reserves the right to repossess any Goods in respect of which payment is overdue and thereafter to re-sell the same and for this purpose the Buyer hereby grants an irrevocable right and licence to the Sellers servant and agents to enter upon all or any of its premises with or without vehicles during normal business hours. This right shall continue to subsist notwithstanding the termination or cancellation of the order for any reason and is without prejudice to any accrued rights of the Seller thereunder or otherwise. 6. Until full payment has been made for the goods “Hamish Johnston Ltd” retains the right to repossess goods without notice, in addition to those rights provided by law. 7. “Hamish Johnston Ltd” reserves the right to charge interest on overdue accounts at the rate of 5% over HSBC base rate. In addition charges will be levied in respect to unpaid cheques. 8. Where “Hamish Johnston Ltd” delivers using their own transport they reserve the right to invoke a delivery charge for orders amounting to less than £50. Please call us to discuss. 9. “Hamish Johnston Ltd” will invoice a delivery charge for courier orders amounting to less than £200. Please call to discuss. 10. “Hamish Johnston Ltd” reserves the right to invoke a surcharge of 25% above normal wholesale prices for cut cheeses under 1kg. 11. Payment of monthly accounts is due on the 15th of the month following invoice. Hamish Johnston Fine Cheeses - Wholesale Pricelist OUR SELECTION OF CHEESE & DAIRY PRODUCTS FROM THE EAST OF ENGLAND x CHEESE x Item Unit Origin Type T C M Baron Bigod per kg Bungay, Suffolk Soft R A C Baron Bigod 1kg per kg Bungay, Suffolk Soft R A C Baron Bigod 250g each Bungay, Suffolk Soft R A C Baron Bigod Truffle per kg Bungay, Suffolk Flavour AddedR A C Baron Bigod Truffle 250g each Bungay, Suffolk Flavour AddedR A C Binham Blue per kg Wighton, Norfolk Blue P V C Binham Blue Truckle per kg Wighton, Norfolk Blue P V C Copys Cloud per kg Wighton, Norfolk Soft P V C Cote Hill Blue per kg Osgodby, Lincs Blue R V C Double Barrel per kg Alford, Lincs. Hard R A C Goats Curd 1kg each Little Ellingham, Norfolk Fresh P V G Gurney Gold per kg Wighton, Norfolk Soft P V C Lincolnshire Poacher Vintage Qtr per kg Alford, Lincs. Hard R A C Lincolnshire Red Qtr per kg Alford, Lincs. Hard R V C Norfolk Dapple per kg Little Barnigham, Norfolk Hard R A C Norfolk Mardler per kg Little Ellingham, Norfolk Hard P V G Norfolk Mini Mardler per kg Little Ellingham, Norfolk Hard P V G Norfolk Smoked Dapple per kg Little Barnigham, Norfolk Hard R A C Norfolk Tawny per kg Little Barnigham, Norfolk Hard R A C Norfolk White Lady per kg Deopham, Norfolk Soft P V S Norfolk White Lady 170g each Deopham, Norfolk Soft P V S Oak Smoked Lincolnshire Poacher per kg Alford, Lincs. Hard R A C St. Cera each Bungay, Suffolk Soft R A C St. Helena per kg Bungay, Suffolk Soft R A C St. Jude each Bungay, Suffolk Soft R A C Suffolk Blue per kg Coddenham, Suffolk Blue P V C Suffolk Blue Brie per kg Coddenham, Suffolk Blue P V C Suffolk Blue Large per kg Coddenham, Suffolk Blue P V C Suffolk Brie per kg Coddenham, Suffolk Soft P V C Suffolk Gold per kg Coddenham, Suffolk Hard P V C Suffolk Gold Truckle per kg Coddenham, Suffolk Hard P V C Walsingham per kg Wighton, Norfolk Hard P V C Wells Alpine per kg Wighton, Norfolk Hard P V C Wensum White Small per kg Little Ellingham, Norfolk Soft P V G Wissington per kg Deopham, Norfolk Hard P V S x DAIRY PRODUCTS x Item Unit Origin Type T C M Bungay Raw Milk Butter 1kg each Bungay, Suffolk Dairy R - C Bungay Raw Milk Butter 200g each Bungay, Suffolk Dairy R - C Bungay Raw Milk Butter 200g Roll each Bungay, Suffolk Dairy R - C Bungay Raw Milk Butter 90g each Bungay, Suffolk Dairy R - C Fen Farm Mascarpone 240g each Bungay, Suffolk Dairy R - C Skyr Blackcurrant 130g case 12 Bungay, Suffolk Dairy R - C Skyr Blackcurrant 400g each Bungay, Suffolk Dairy R - C Skyr Gooseberry & Elderflower 130g case 12 Bungay, Suffolk Dairy R - C Skyr Gooseberry & Elderflower 400g each Bungay, Suffolk Dairy R - C Skyr Natural 130g case 12 Bungay, Suffolk Dairy R - C Skyr Natural 400g each Bungay, Suffolk Dairy R - C Skyr Redcurrant, Rhubarb & Vanilla 130g case 12 Bungay, Suffolk Dairy R - C Skyr Redcurrant, Rhubarb & Vanilla 400g each Bungay, Suffolk Dairy R - C x x T=Treatment (Raw, Pasteurised or Thermised) C=Coagulant (Animal Rennet or Vegetarian) M=Milk (Cow, Goat, Sheep, Buffalo or Mix) Catalogue Page 3 of 17 Hamish Johnston Fine Cheeses - Wholesale Pricelist BRITISH CHEESES x Item Unit Origin Type T C M Applewood per kg Ilchester, Somerset Hard P V C Baron Bigod per kg Bungay, Suffolk Soft R A C Baron Bigod 1kg per kg Bungay, Suffolk Soft R A C Baron Bigod 250g each Bungay, Suffolk Soft R A C Baron Bigod Truffle per kg Bungay, Suffolk Flavour AddedR A C Baron Bigod Truffle 250g each Bungay, Suffolk Flavour AddedR A C Beauvale per kg Cropwell Bishop, Notts. Blue P A C Beenleigh Blue per kg Totnes, Devon Blue P V S Berkswell per kg Forest of Arden, West Mids. Hard R A S Big Katherine per kg Shepton Mallet, Somerset Hard R A G Binham Blue per kg Wighton, Norfolk Blue P V C Binham Blue Truckle per kg Wighton, Norfolk Blue P V C Block Cheddar Ex Mature per kg Wyke Champflower, Somerset Hard P V C Block Cheddar Mature per kg Calveley Mill, Chesire Hard P V C Block Cheddar Mature High Peak per kg Buxton, Derbyshire Hard P V C Block Cheddar Mature Saxon Cross per kg Buxton, Derbyshire Hard P V C Block Cheddar Mild per kg Calveley Mill, Chesire Hard P V C Block Cheddar Vintage per kg Wyke Champflower, Somerset Hard P V C Caerphilly Gorwydd per kg Hewish, Somerset Hard R A C Caerphilly Thelma's Original per kg Carmarthenshire, Wales Hard P V C Capricorn Goat 100g each Chard, Somerset Fresh P V G Chabis each Lewes, East Sussex Fresh R V G Cheshire Appleby's Red per kg Whitchurch, Shropshire Hard R A C Cheshire High Peak White per kg Buxton, Derbyshire Hard P V C Coastal Cheddar each Dorchester, Dorset Hard P V C Copys Cloud per kg Wighton, Norfolk Soft P V C Cornish Kern per kg Ponsanooth, Cornwall Hard P A C Cornish Yarg per kg Ponsanooth, Cornwall Hard P V C Cornish Yarg Wild Garlic per kg Ponsanooth, Cornwall Hard P V C Cote Hill Blue per kg Osgodby, Lincs Blue R V C Devon Blue per kg Totnes, Devon Blue P V C Double Barrel per kg Alford, Lincs. Hard R A C Double Gloucester Appleby's per kg Whitchurch, Shropshire Hard R A C Double Gloucester Belton's per kg Whitchurch, Shropshire Hard P V C Driftwood each Shepton Mallet, Somerset Fresh T V G English Pecorino per kg Shepton Mallet, Somerset Hard T V S Evenlode 250g each Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire Soft P A C Flower Marie 200g each Lewes, East Sussex Soft R V S Goats Curd 1kg each Little Ellingham, Norfolk Fresh P V G Goats Curd 500g each Shepton Mallet, Somerset Fresh T V G Godminster Smoked Vintage 1kg each Godminster, Somerset Hard P V C Godminster Vintage 1kg each Godminster, Somerset Hard P V C Godminster Vintage 2kg each Godminster, Somerset Hard P V C Godminster Vintage Heart 200g each Godminster, Somerset Hard P V C Godminster Vintage Heart 400g each Godminster, Somerset Hard P V C Godminster Vintage Round 200g each Godminster, Somerset Hard P V C Godminster Vintage Round 400g each Godminster, Somerset Hard P V C Godminster Vintage Star 200g each Godminster, Somerset Hard P V C Godminster Vintage Truffle Round 200g each Godminster, Somerset Flavour AddedP V C Golden Cross each Lewes, East Sussex Fresh R V G Gurney Gold per kg Wighton, Norfolk Soft P V C Harbourne Blue per kg Totnes, Devon Blue P V G Hereford Hop Charles Martell per kg Dymock, Glos. Flavour AddedP A C Isle of Mull per kg Tobermory, Isle of Mull Hard R A C Katherine each Shepton Mallet, Somerset Hard R A G Keen's Cheddar per kg Wincanton, Somerset Hard R A C Keen's Cheddar Truckle per kg Wincanton, Somerset Hard R A C Keen's Extra Mature Cheddar per kg Wincanton, Somerset Hard R A C Lanark Blue per kg Ogscastle, Lanarkshire Blue R V S Lancashire Bomb 460g each Goosnagh, Lancashire Hard P V C Catalogue Page 4 of 17 Hamish Johnston Fine Cheeses - Wholesale Pricelist BRITISH CHEESES (cont.) x Item Unit Origin Type T C M Lancashire Mrs Kirkham's per kg Goosnagh, Lancashire Hard R A C Lincolnshire Poacher Vintage Qtr per kg Alford, Lincs.
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