Best Selling Semi-Soft Texture Gourmet Cheese

If you're in for a different type of cheese, you'll have to try the bread cheese - called Juustoleipa in Finland. A cheese that will remind you of Halloumi. A cheese that you can heat and it does not melt in the same way regular cheese does; it becomes... read more

Gabriel Coulet, back in 1872 set out to start a wine cellar in the caves underneath his house, in his quest he learned that the caves offered a natural ventilation which was ideal for aging cheese ... and so it began.For the production of this French... read more

White Stilton with Mango and Ginger, Long Clawson 'Carnival' Cheese is a delicious dessert cheese; the most popular of the fruit blended White Stiltons. The crumbly refreshing White Stilton cheese combined with the spiced pieces of crystallized is... read more

The name Raclette means 'scraper' and refers to a group of gourmet cheeses which are melted to make a traditional Swiss dish of the same name. These are mountain cheeses made originally in the Vallais region but are now produced throughout Switzerland.... read more

Cotswold is a Double Gloucester with chopped onions and chives blended into the cheese. Cotswold is a region in Southwestern England. The Cotswold cheese is also just called 'Double Gloucester with Chives' or 'Pub Cheese'.It is a smooth, cheddar-like... read more

Appenzeller cheese was originally made in the Swiss mountainous canton of Appenzell near the Austrian border. This cheese is a Swiss classic, a semi-hard alpine cheese with a light tan color and a slightly pungent aroma; the cheese is washed with a... read more

Red Dragon cheese is a Welsh Cheddar with wholegrain mustard seeds and Welsh ale, coated in a bright red wax. This gourmet cheese combines the subtle sharpness and depth of natural mustard with the mild, piquant taste notes of the Welsh ale and... read more

Point Reyes Original Blue cheese is an award winning blue cheese made from raw cow's milk. This Californian cheese is beautifully chalky white with sharp lines of contrasting blue-grey veins that give the cheese an almost marble appearance.This widely... read more

When you think of English Cheese, Double Gloucester is one of the names that comes to mind. The bright orange semi-soft cheese is made in Gloucestershire since the 16th century and part of English cheese tradition.This cheese was originally made with... read more

Raclette cheese may be the world's most famous melting cheese, and it is made in the Savoie region of the Alps, in Switzerland and in France. Our French raclette cheese is made of cow's milk and matured for at least 5 months in respect of the French... read more