cg top tip: Pair with a crisp fruity cider or light lager.
Yorkshire Blue
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This baby blue is the perfect gateway cheese for the non-blue fans. It's creamy, mild and a little sweet and it's crumbliness lends itself to salads or soups. Yorkshire blue was the first blue cheese to be produced in Yorkshire in over 30 years and it's no wonder the Northerner's love it (almost as much as they love the Arctic Monkey's).
Delivery is not only free, and not only at a set day of your choosing, but also comes in a climate control box (the only in the industry) that comes with a 48 hour freshness guarantee.
If that wasn't enough, we also add an insert that will talk you through the info on the cheeses, tasting notes and a scorecard to help you make the very most of your cheesegeek delivery!
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Meet the Maker
Started by Judy Bell in the 80's and still a proud family business with daughters Katie & Caroline at the helm...the Bells really know their blues! From their Yorkshire farm, SP produce hit after hit using cow, sheep and even buffalo milk to create champion cheeses.
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