Windsor Red (Cheddar w/ Port & Brandy) – Clawson
Windsor Red is a mild and creamy cheddar combined with port and brandy, giving the cheese a bright ruby marbling. The boozey addition makes the cheese tangy yet fruity.
View More***No Longer Available*** Stripey Jack
This cheese is compromised of five layers of cheese with each layer being a traditional English cheese. Layers of Red Leicester, Double Gloucester, Cheddar, Cheshire and Lancashire are merged together to provide a unique taste experience.
View MoreWhite Stilton w/ Lemon Zest – Clawson
A white, younger-aged open-textured Stilton in which the Penicillium Roqueforti mold has not been added. The addition of candied lemon zest gives it a gentle sweetness reminiscent of lemon cheesecake.
View MoreStilton ½ Wheel – Clawson
This traditional cheese is still handmade in only the three shires of Leicester, Derby, and Nottingham. It has long been prized as a cheese that captures the flavor of an earlier time. The ivory colored paste is permeated with greenish-blue veins of mold. It has a compact, fudge-like texture and a mellow, fruity richness to its flavor. It bears a rough rind of a mottled, grey-brown...
View MoreStilton – Clawson
This traditional cheese is still handmade in only the three shires of Leicester, Derby, and Nottingham. It has long been prized as a cheese that captures the flavor of an earlier time. The ivory colored paste is permeated with greenish-blue veins of mold. It has a compact, fudge-like texture and a mellow, fruity richness to its flavor. It bears a rough rind of a mottled, grey-brown...
View MoreShropshire Blue – Clawson
Yellowish orange in color due to annatto, this unpressed cheese is a savory, full-fat, full-flavored cheese that has blue veining evenly running through it. The flavor is somewhat of a cross between Cheshire and Stilton. Its rind has an attractive russet hue.
View More***No Longer Available*** Sage Derby – Singleton’s
This tradtional Derby cheese (pronounced “Darby”) is similar in texture to Cheddar. Sage is added to the curds and appears marbled throughout, lending color and a mild herbaceuos flavor.
View MoreMild Cheddar Block
Normally, the color of Cheddar ranges from white to pale yellow. Some Cheddars, however, have a color added, giving the cheese a yellow-orange color. Cheddar has a slightly crumbly texture if properly cured. If the cheese is too young, the texture is smooth. Cheddar has a sharper taste the longer it matures.
View MoreAged Cheddar Block
Aged cheddar is a type of dense, solid cow’s milk cheese with a flaky texture and complex flavor that becomes more intense as it ages. The term “cheddar” refers both to the cheese type, to the origin of cheddar cheese – in Cheddar on Somerset in the southwest of England – and to the process of creating cheddar cheese. Current lot made 04/23/23
View MoreBrick Cheese
A Wisconsin original, Brick cheese has a mild taste and pale color. It derives its name from having bricks placed on the curds in order to drain the whey.
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