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CHEESE LIST SPRING 2020 Richard@Haslemerecellar.Co.Uk 01428 645081 CHEESE LIST SPRING 2020 [email protected] By popular request, we have updated our cheese list to show whether cheeses are made from raw or pasteurised milk and traditional (animal) or vegetarian rennet. In a few cases we have indicated that the milk has undergone Thermisation (heating up to 65°C for 15 seconds) instead of full Pasteurisation (heating to 71°C). The jury is out whether this means that such cheeses are suitable for consumption during pregnancy. Where a cheese is Organic we have marked this in the text in red. British cows’ milk cheeses may be assumed to be made from Holstein/Friesian milk unless shown otherwise. Cheddar & British Regional Cheeses Montgomery Cheddar Westcombe Traditional Goodwood Charlton Organic Longman’s Smokeacre Traditional Westcountry More tangy Cheddar & less Creamier style than Properly oak-smoked Cheddar Farmhouse Cheddar crumbly than Montgomery Montgomery or Westcombe (not flavoured!) £2.40 per 100g £2.40 per 100g £2.40 per 100g £2.40 per 100g Milk Cow Milk Cow Milk Cow (Shorthorn) Milk Cow Pasteurised? No Pasteurised? No Pasteurised? Yes Pasteurised? Yes Rennet Traditional Rennet Traditional Rennet Traditional Rennet Traditional Appleby’s Cheshire Mrs Kirkham’s Lancashire Cornish Yarg Cornish Gouda Reputed to be the oldest Traditionally crumbly style Semi-hard cow’s milk cheese Tangy & slightly crystalline English cheese. made at Goosnargh wrapped in nettles texture £2.40 per 100g £2.50 per 100g £2.50 per 100g £2.40 per 100g Milk Cow Milk Cow Milk Cow Milk Cow Pasteurised? No Pasteurised? No Pasteurised? Yes Pasteurised? Yes Rennet Traditional Rennet Traditional Rennet Traditional Rennet Traditional Lincolnshire Poacher Gorwydd Caerphilly Rachel Reserve Spenwood Hard cow’s milk cheese – cross Traditional slightly crumbly Hard flavoursome goat’s Hard Berkshire sheep’s milk between Cheddar & Comté (?) style cheese from Somerset cheese from a Pecorino recipe £2.90 per 100g £2.90 per 100g £3.95 per 100g £3.90 per 100g Milk Cow Milk Cow Milk Goat Milk Sheep Pasteurised? No Pasteurised? No Pasteurised? No Pasteurised? No (Thermised) Rennet Traditional Rennet Traditional Rennet Vegetarian Rennet Vegetarian 1 01428 645081 CHEESE LIST SPRING 2020 [email protected] French, Spanish & Italian Hard/Semi-Hard Cheeses (including hard Goat’s & Sheep’s milk cheeses) Comté 6-12 months aged Comté 18-24 months aged Emmental de Savoie Tomme de Savoie Semi-hard with good flavour. Mature with crystalline Semi-hard and mild. Great Semi-hard traditional alpine Melts well for fondues. texture just beginning. melting cheese for fondues cheese. Essential for fondues. £2.80 per 100g £3.90 per 100g £2.45 per 100g £2.60 per 100g Milk Cow (Montbeliard) Milk Cow (Montbeliard) Milk Cow Milk Cow Pasteurised? No Pasteurised? No Pasteurised? Yes Pasteurised? No Rennet Traditional Rennet Traditional Rennet Traditional Rennet Traditional Raclette Ossau Iraty Manchego Semi-Curado Parmigiano Regiano Washed rind melting cheese. Hard sheep’s milk cheese Mature with crystalline 24 months NB Raclette machine for hire from the French Pyrenees texture just beginning. Properly mature Parmesan £2.60 per 100g £3.90 per 100g £2.60 per 100g £3.90 per 100g Milk Cow Milk Sheep Milk Sheep Milk Cow Pasteurised? No Pasteurised? No Pasteurised? Yes Pasteurised? No Rennet Traditional Rennet Traditional Rennet Traditional Rennet Traditional Pecorino Rosso Truffle Pecorino Semi-mature ewe’s milk Pecorino with truffle pieces Pecorino from Tuscany throughout. A real treat! £2.75 per 100g £3.30 per 100g Milk Sheep Milk Sheep Pasteurised? Yes Pasteurised? Yes Rennet Traditional Rennet Traditional Cheese Storage We supply all cut cheeses in waxed paper. Your cheese should be left in this in your fridge until required. Do not put in a sealed tupperware box as your cheese will sweat in it - a small cardboard box is much better. Save the waxed paper and re-use it to re-wrap any uneaten cheese before putting it back in the fridge. Cheese Serving Your cheese will taste much better if you allow it to warm up to room temperature before serving. Quantities For a cheese course at the end of a dinner party allow 75-100g per person. If cheese is to be the main focus of a meal allow 125-150g per person. For Fondues and Raclette allow 175-200g per person. 2 01428 645081 CHEESE LIST SPRING 2020 [email protected] Soft Cheeses – English & Welsh Sharpham Brie Sharpham Brie Baby Sharpham Elmhirst Sharpham Elmhirst Baby Creamy yet with good bite. Individual cheese Delicious double cream soft Individual cheese From the Dart Valley in Devon approx. 300g cheese from Sharpham approx. 300g £3.00 per 100g £9.00 each £3.95 per 100g £12.00 each Milk Cow (Jersey) Milk Cow (Jersey) Milk Cow (Jersey) Milk Cow (Jersey) Pasteurised? No Pasteurised? No Pasteurised? No Pasteurised? No Rennet Vegetarian Rennet Vegetarian Rennet Vegetarian Rennet Vegetarian Bruton Brie Tunworth Winslade Maida Vale Individual soft creamy cow’s Camembert-like soft cow’s Soft and gooey - half-way to a Beer-washed Guernsey-milk milk cheese from Somerset. milk cheese from Hampshire Vacherin in style. cheese from Village Maid. 200g £8.50 each 250g £8.99 each 250g £8.99 each Approx 350g £12.50 each Milk Cow (Guernsey) Milk Cow Milk Cow Milk Cow (Guernsey) Pasteurised? Yes Pasteurised? Yes Pasteurised? Yes Pasteurised? No (Thermised) Rennet Vegetarian Rennet Traditional Rennet Traditional Rennet Vegetarian Waterloo Waterloo Baby Wigmore Wigmore Baby Rich, creamy Guernsey-milk Smaller version of Waterloo. Soft ewe’s milk cheese made Smaller version of Wigmore. cheese made by Village Maid Sold individually by Village Maid in Berkshire. Sold individually. £2.65 per 100g 350g £12.00 each £3.45 per 100g 350g £14.50 each Milk Cow (Guernsey) Milk Cow (Guernsey) Milk Sheep Milk Sheep Pasteurised? No (Thermised) Pasteurised? No (Thermised) Pasteurised? No (Thermised) Pasteurised? No (Thermised) Rennet Vegetarian Rennet Vegetarian Rennet Vegetarian Rennet Vegetarian Stinking Bishop Golden Cenarth Pungent cow’s milk cheese Cider washed semi-soft washed in perry cheese from Carmarthenshire £3.90 per 100g 200g £7.99 each Milk Cow Milk Cow Pasteurised? Yes Pasteurised? Yes Rennet Vegetarian Rennet Vegetarian 3 01428 645081 CHEESE LIST SPRING 2020 [email protected] Soft Cheeses – French & Italian Brie de Meaux Dongé Brie de Meaux Dongé Quarter Brie de Meaux Dongé Half Brie de Meaux Dongé Dongé Brie de Meaux is 750-800g Approx 1.5kg Whole cheese about as good as it gets. charged by weight charged by weight 3-3.2kg charged by weight £2.65 per 100g £2.65 per 100g £2.65 per 100g £2.50 per 100g Milk Cow Milk Cow Milk Cow Milk Cow Pasteurised? No Pasteurised? No Pasteurised? No Pasteurised? No Rennet Traditional Rennet Traditional Rennet Traditional Rennet Traditional Vacherin de Mont d’Or Taleggio Mozzarella di Bufala Fantastically gooey cheese Cave-aged Italian washed rind Classic Italian Buffalo made in the Jura mountains. cheese from Lombardy. Mozzarella Winter months only. £2.90 per 100g 200g ball £4.50 each 450g £12.00 each Milk Cow Milk Cow Milk Water Buffalo Pasteurised? No Pasteurised? Yes Pasteurised? Yes Rennet Traditional Rennet Traditional Rennet Traditional Blue Cheeses Colston Bassett Creamery, in Nottinghamshire, continue to make the very best Stilton. They don’t make potted Stilton, or white Stilton, or Stilton with bits of fruit in it, just the original Blue – enough said! Colston Bassett Finest Blue Stilton Colston Bassett Half Baby Colston Bassett Whole Baby Any size from 150g … Blue Stilton (1.0-1.1kg) Blue Stilton (approx 2.2kg) £2.30 per 100g £23.00 each £45.00 each Milk Cow Milk Cow Milk Cow Pasteurised? Yes Pasteurised? Yes Pasteurised? Yes Rennet Traditional Rennet Traditional Rennet Traditional 4 01428 645081 CHEESE LIST SPRING 2020 [email protected] Blue Cheeses (cont’d) Barkham Blue Isle of Wight Blue Perl Las Gorgonzola Dolce Semi-hard creamy blue Soft creamy blue – Very popular creamy Welsh The softest and gooiest blue from Berkshire think “Posh Cambozola”! blue from Carmathenshire cheese from Italy £3.50 per 100g 200g £8.99 each £2.60 per 100g £2.60 per 100g Milk Cow (Guernsey) Milk Cow (Guerney) Milk Cow Milk Cow Pasteurised? Yes Pasteurised? Yes Pasteurised? Yes Pasteurised? Yes Rennet Vegetarian Rennet Vegetarian Rennet Vegetarian Rennet Traditional Devon Blue Harbourne Blue Beenleigh Blue Roquefort Le Vieux Berger Crumbly blue cow’s milk Goat’s milk version Sheep’s milk blue from Devon. Classically salty sheep’s milk cheese with gentle citric tang. of Devon Blue Less salty than Roquefort blue from the Languedoc £2.50 per 100g £3.50 per 100g £3.70 per 100g £2.60 per 100g Milk Cow (Ayrshire) Milk Goat Milk Sheep Milk Sheep Pasteurised? Yes Pasteurised? Yes Pasteurised? Yes Pasteurised? No Rennet Vegetarian Rennet Vegetarian Rennet Vegetarian Rennet Traditional Individual Sheep & Goats’ Milk Cheeses Pavé Cobble Driftwood White Wood Tor Cobble-stone shaped soft Goat’s log rolled in ash. Softer Natural rind goat’s log. Pyramid shaped goat’s cheese sheep’s milk cheese when young, harder when mature. Gets runnier as it matures. made near Glastonbury Tor. 200g £9.99 each 215g £8.99 each 215g £8.99 each 200g £8.99 each Milk Sheep Milk Goat Milk Goat Milk Goat Pasteurised? No Pasteurised? No Pasteurised? No Pasteurised? No Rennet Vegetarian Rennet Vegetarian Rennet Vegetarian Rennet Vegetarian Michael’s Mount Stitch in Thyme Crottin du Cher Fresh, delicate and lactic Log rolled in thyme (formerly Small goat’s cheese from the style of goat’s cheese known as Farleigh Wallop) Loire Valley in France. 160g £6.50 each 200g £9.99 each 85g £3.00 each Milk Goat Milk Goat Milk Goat Pasteurised? No Pasteurised? No Pasteurised? No Rennet Vegetarian Rennet Vegetarian Rennet Traditional 5 01428 645081 CHEESE LIST SPRING 2020 [email protected] CHEESE ORDERS Cut Cheeses Whole cheeses are priced per item; cut cheeses are priced by weight.
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