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Asiago
A northern Italian cheese produced as fresh Asiago Pressato or aged Asiago d’Allevo.
Brie de Meaux
The classic French Brie, prized for its creamy paste and deep mushroom aroma.
Caerphilly
A Welsh-style cheese with a bright, crumbly centre and sometimes earthy rind.
Camembert de Normandie
A Normandy soft cheese with a stronger aroma and earthier flavour than many Bries.
Cantal
One of France’s oldest cheeses, ranging from young and milky to aged and sharp.
Chaource
A soft bloomy-rind cheese with a rich creamy centre.
Cheddar
A classic British cheese ranging from mild and creamy to mature, sharp and crumbly, depending on age.
Cheshire
One of Britain’s oldest cheeses, with a crumbly texture and lively tang.
Colby
A mild American cheese similar to cheddar but softer and more open-textured.
Dubliner
An Irish cheese combining cheddar-like sharpness with Swiss-style nuttiness.
Durrus
A handmade Irish washed-rind cheese from West Cork.
Edam
A mild Dutch cheese traditionally sold in red waxed balls.
Emmental
A large-holed Swiss cheese with a mild, nutty flavour.
Gouda
A Dutch cheese ranging from mild and creamy to deeply caramelised and crystalline.
Gruyère
A Swiss alpine cheese famous for melting smoothly into fondue and gratins.
Herve
A Belgian washed-rind cheese with robust aroma and regional protected status.
Jarlsberg
A Norwegian cheese with large holes and sweet nutty flavour.
Langres
A washed-rind cheese with a central depression sometimes filled with Champagne or marc.