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Ashcombe

Smooth and supple, and becoming more savoury towards the rind.

Ashcombe bagged five awards at the 2021 Artisan Cheese Awards including ‘Supreme Champion’ and then became a double ‘Supreme Champion’, this time at the British Cheese Awards in 2022.

 

P Pasteurised
£48.45
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Made in the rolling hills of the Cotswolds, Ashcombe is a smooth and supple cheese, with a striking line of ash running through the middle. The paste brings rich notes of hazelnuts, while the rind can offer more savoury tones. An Anglo-French fusion with real je ne sais quoi.

Winner of Best English Cheese, Best Farmhouse Cheese, Best New Cheese, Best Washed Rind Cheese, and Supreme Champion at the Artisan Cheese Awards 2021.

*A whole Ashcombe weighs 6kg. Smaller weights are a cut of a whole cheese. 

More Information
Country of Origin British Isles
Milk Variety Cows'
Style of Cheese Washed Rind
Vegetarian No
Organic? No
Suitable For Pregnant Women? No
Ingredients Cow's MILK, Sea salt, Cultures, Animal rennet, Calcium Chloride, Lysozyme (EGG), Vegetable carbon (wood ash)
Nutritional Info (per 100g) Energy 1452KJ, 351KCal | Carbohydrates <0.1g of which sugars <0.1g | Fat 30g of which saturates 21g | Protein 21g | Salt 2g
Allergen Advice For allergens see ingredients in bold. Contains lysozyme, which is an enzyme, which helps stabilise the active starter cultures, and is derived from egg white.

Keep refrigerated below 8°. Please eat within 10 days of receipt.

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