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International Cheese & Dairy Awards Nantwich 2019 Est.1897 INTERNATIONAL CHEESE & DAIRY AWARDS NANTWICH 2019 EST.1897 DAIRY PRODUCE CATALOGUE Tuesday 30th and Wednesday 31st July 2019 The Showground, Nantwich CW5 8LD VISIT INTERNATIONALCHEESEAWARDS.CO.UK 8+89"& +2"6#96+# .(" 9: #9 GGPRPB`FE`U`IFYYUDPB`PUTUG6IUcBTEHXPDaR`aXBR3XHBTPYB`PUTY '27#527'320!&##6#&"'5A@5"6 227@'!& ! " #$ % & ' ! 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EXPBT%30BcXFTDF 3#E3 %FUXHF 30BcXFTDF13 3#3 7IF@UUERBTEYY`UT&FB`I2BT`cPDI!@" 7FR<=<<<#SBPREXPBTPT`FXTB`PUTBRDIFFYFBcBXEY3DUS @FCYP`Fccc3PT`FXTB`PUTBRDIFFYFBcBXEY3DU3aQ 87IFDUXXFD`TFYYUGBTe#dIPCP`BYHPbFTPT`IF!B`BRUHaFXFY`YcP`I`IF#dIPCP`UXY&PYTU`HaBXBT`FFECe`IF6UDPF`e9 1 2 Nantwich Show Welcome Contacts by Chris Chisnall Cheese Competition Entry Enquiries INTERNATIONAL CHEESE AWARDS CHAIRMAN Adrian Lawrence B.Ed The Woodlands, Aston, Nantwich Cheshire CW5 8DB T: +44 [0] 1270 780306 E: [email protected] International Cheese Awards Chairman Chris Chisnall T: +44 (0) 1298 23180 Press & Media Enquiries Debbie Stewart E: [email protected] Show Secretaries Adrian Lawrence B.Ed George B Lawrence MBE The Woodlands, Aston, Nantwich Cheshire CW5 8DB T: +44 [0] 1270 780306 A warm welcome to everyone attending this year’s E: [email protected] International Cheese and Dairy Awards and Nantwich Trade Stand Secretary show. Susan Goodwin It’s a privilege to be a part of such a great show, supported E: [email protected] by cheese makers, sellers and you the public who attend International Cheese Awards in your thousands to marvel at so many wonderful Vice Chairmen cheeses. Ian Luxton Henry Elsby Once again we have had over 5,000 entries into the cheese competition from all around the world, our show attracts Nantwich Agricultural Society interest in the cheese industry from USA, Canada, President: Australia and New Zealand. We also have a first with an Mrs. Elizabeth Richardson entry from Japan this year! Deputy President: One of the objectives of the show is to grow the awareness Denis Witter of the show with the public, we want retailers and makers Chairman: winning a gold medal at Nantwich to then shout about it Michael-John Parkin M.R.A.C. on their shelves. So the great award winning products you Executive Directors: see on the tables today – will be available on your local John S. Broomhall MBE supermarket shelves. Robert Eardley Esq So no matter what your favourite cheese happens to be, I Judges Secretary: Dai Williams hope you find something new and different during your visit - enjoy the show and have a great day. Chief Steward: Chris Edwards OBE, TD, MIFST, VR Regards Chris Chisnall Registered Charity Number: 507131 International Cheese & Dairy Awards Chairman 3 Nantwich Show - Press Event Success A few weeks have passed since the International Cheese and Dairy Awards' press event, held for the second time in successive years, and we couldn’t have asked for a better evening. We’d like to thank everybody who made it possible from those who sponsored, to those who attended and contributed towards the night. A big thank you to Chris Chisnall who welcomed guests, Charlie Turnbull who spoke charismatically about the heritage of cheese and Richard Paul who provided superb cheese and wine pairings for guests. 4 Attendance exceeded 150 people including national daily newspapers, tabloids and key industry magazines such as The Guardian, The Sun, Grocery Trader and Speciality Food. Furthermore, many influential bloggers attended who we expect to share positive articles to the shows benefit. So far, almost 20 of those bloggers will be judging at this year’s show, at the end of July. All attendees were given a selection of award-winning cheeses before they jumped in their taxis home and we ensured all leftover food was donated to foodbanks. Please be sure to check out The International Cheese and Dairy Awards Facebook page for the event photos if you haven’t already and whilst we plan for next year’s event, the ewe team look forward to seeing everybody at the awards in July. 5 INDEX Officials: . 1 Yoghurt: . 139 Nantwich Show Press Event Success: . 4 Quarg: . 143 Farmhouse/Traditional Cheese: . 7 Milk: . 143 Celebrity Chef James Martin: . 13 Cheese Pavilion Cookery Demonstratioin Compère Ice Cream . 144 Rowland Rivron: . 15 Novice Cheesemakers: . 145 Creamery/Block Cheese: Cheddar:. 16 Student Cheesemakers Classes: . 147 Territorials: . 30 Modern British Cheese: . 34 Best New Dairy Product: . 147 Celebrity Chef Will Holland: . 25 Cheese Board: . 148 Stilton. 35 Other Blue . 38 Cheese Cake: . 148 Cheese with Additives: . 40 The DuPont Danisco Cheddar Grand Prix: . 149 Goats Cheese: . 49 Packaging Classes: . 149 Sheep Milk Cheese: . 53 Sheep Section: . 53 Label Classes: . 151 Speciality: . 58 Past Masters Class: . 151 Soft, Semi Soft or Cream Cheese: . 74 Catering & Food Service: . 152 Celebrity Chef Mario Olianas: . 77 Red Tractor: . 155 Smoked Cheese: . 83 Cheese with Health Benefits: . 84 Cheese for Children:. 155 Health Drinks: . 87 Cheese Snacks: . 156 Celebrity Chef Jonathan Harrison: . 89 Cheese Lover’s Trophy:. 157 Specialist Cheesemakers Section: . 92 Organic Dairy Products: . 102 Cheese Accompaniment . 158 Vegetarian Cheese: . 104 Retailer Classes:. 163 Home Internationals Supreme Retailer of the Year Award: . 167 Best English/Irish/Scottish/Welsh Cheese: . 108 International Cheeses: . 113 Cheese Marquee Trade Stands: . 198 Convenience Cheeses: . 132 Rules: . 200 Butter: . 136 Cream: . 138 Contacts:. 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