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A big heartfelt thank you from the cheese-makers

When you buy farmhouse cheese you are supporting the farmer and his/her family. Shown below are just a few of the families and individuals you have supported and are continuing to support.
Over the last three months, by simply buying farmhouse cheese online YOU have enabled our family business and many farmhouse cheese-makers to keep going. Without your orders and your support, our business and many others simply would not have survived, some fabulous artisan cheeses would sadly have been lost forever and many team friends would have lost their jobs.
So this is a sincere THANK YOU from Andy & Kathy and the team, and from farmhouse cheese-makers across the land. Look though the pictures below to see a few showing their heartfelt appreciation of your essential support!

Barry and Lorraine Cheese Cais Stewart family of St Andrew's Cheddar Rachel Fraser Norton of Sinodun Hill Mike Smales of Old Winchester Noblet family of Fellstone cheese Mike of Young Buck Cheese Marion of Killeen Cheese Mario and Sonia of Leeds Blue Cheese Holden Family of Hafod Cheddar Hampshire Cheese Team - Tunworth and Winslade Gillian of Hebden Goat Errington Family of Lanark Blue Doddington team of Darling Blue and Berwick Edge Cheese Davenport Family of Cote Hill Blue Johnny of Baron Bigod Cheese Courtyard Dairy Family Charlie Westhead of Dorstone and Finn Ben Harris of Beenleigh and Devon Blue

But don’t forget, farmhouse cheese still needs ongoing support; please don’t give up ordering now we are moving out of lockdown – please keep on buying great cheese, either via your local shop or here online.  Click here to buy now >

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