The Artisan Cheese Fair - Melton Mowbray
Cheese-makers from all four corners of the British Isles
will gather together at the third annual Artisan Cheese Fair to be held in
Britain's rural capital of food Melton Mowbray, on 4th and 5th May. Serving up
over 150 varieties of Great British cheeses - from the well-loved and
ubiquitous English Cheddar to the more specialist regional cheeses including
Hampshire's Organic Turnstone, Cornish Yarg and Swaledale - this year promises
to be the biggest and best ever.
"As Great Britain is fast becoming a rival for France,
in the amount of native cheese varieties the country now produces, the aim of
The Artisan Cheese Festival is very much about supporting the specialist
business of making good quality cheeses and enhancing the UK's growing reputation,"
says organiser Matthew O'Callaghan.
"This year the festival has grown four-fold and we are
expecting a large number of cheese-lovers to come and visit us in Melton
Mowbray - the home of one of Britain's best-loved of British cheeses - Blue
Stilton," he adds.
"For those interested in how you make cheese, we will
also be demonstrating production of one of this region's oldest cheeses,
Colwick Cream Cheese, originally made in Nottingham in 1645. Sadly production
ceased in 1995 but we will be bringing it back to life at the festival,"
says Matthew.
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