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  1. The Provenance is People

    Good cheese – really good cheese – is more than just a tasty food made from milk. It is a confluence of history, provenance, and, perhaps most importantly, people. When I am helping to source and select cheeses for us to import, it is just as vital that I get to know the stories of the people behind them. To truly do this, it is vital to travel to the source to see, to speak, and to taste.

     

    We are rarely satisfied at The Fine Cheese Co., a quality that is at the company’s core. Our founder Ann-Marie Dyas stated it plainly: “Seek out the best and, when you find it, keep looking”. This mentality keeps us from resting on our laurels, and we are constantly on the hunt and keeping our ears to the ground. Sometimes, a delicious cheese we have carried experiences change in some way, and we consider how this affects us.

    In this case, we learned quite unexpectedly that the affineur in Aurillac we had worked with for years

  2. Kirkham's Lancashire recall update
    Kirkham's Lancashire recall update
  3. Steak and Stilton
    What To Do With This Blue

    A few novel ideas on how else you can enjoy Stilton. 
    Whether you choose Colston Bassett, Cropwell Bishop, or indeed any blue cheese of your choosing, we have a few recipe recommendations for you. 

  4. The Fine Cheese Co. Guide to Heart-isan Cheeses
    The Fine Cheese Co. Guide to Heart-isan Cheeses

    The Heart of Gold. Smooth and silky with a golden interior that will ooze onto your plate. Jonny Crickmore is the farmer and cheesemaker, and he works by hand.

  5. Serving and Cutting Your Christmas Cheese
    Serving and Cutting Your Christmas Cheese

    Salopettes, steaming mugs of hot chocolate and the Russian army are three things that have put in some of their best work at lower temperatures

  6. Staff Picks for This Christmas
    Staff Picks for This Christmas

    With quite a few selections to choose from this year, we thought it might be of use to learn the thoughts of a few members of The Fine Cheese Co. team. Each person we spoke with provides a little insight into the concepts behind the chosen selections, and, perhaps more importantly, the kind of people who will enjoy receiving these selections.


  7. A Zoom with a Blue
    A Zoom with a Blue

    Virtual cheese tasting events have become tremendously popular this year. In a year beset by lockdowns, restrictions and American elections, they offer a freeing sense of occasion and shared experience, something that has been sadly missing for many of us.

  8. Cheesemongers' Tips - Shelf Life & Home Care with Ruth
    Cheesemongers' Tips - Shelf Life & Home Care with Ruth

    In the run-up to an unusual Christmas, a number of our Cheesemongers have donned their helpers’ hats and have prepared a few words of wisdom.

  9. The School Of Cool. How To Win Friends And Influence People With The Academy Of Cheese
    The School Of Cool. How To Win Friends And Influence People With The Academy Of Cheese

    Knowledge is power. And cheese is irresistible. So what do you get if you combine power with irresistibility?

  10. Fathers Day Gift Ideas 2020
    Fathers Day Gift Ideas 2020

    Dads can be difficult to buy for. At times they can be satisfied by simple pleasures, other times they may be gripped by ambitious DIY plans and projects...

  11. Saving British Cheese
    Saving British Cheese

    It has been immensely affecting to see the enthusiastic responses received by the campaigns in support of British cheesemakers...

  12. British Cheese Awards 2019
    British Cheese Awards 2019

    The British Cheese Awards are the Oscars of Britain’s cheesemaking industry, and though there isn't quite the same level of  glitz and glamour as one can expect in Tinseltown, the sheer number of talented cheesemakers, and the trestle table-bucklingly large amount of artisan British and Irish cheese on display more than makes up for it.

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