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This semi-hard organic cow’s milk cheese is made by a unique dairy in Kelston, Somerset for three generations. Wyfe of Bath is a smooth, creamy and nutty semi -hard cheese when eaten young. The unusual shape comes from the curd being placed in a cloth, then in a basket for maturation.Under the fine rind the light yellow paste has pleasant floral and grassy notes. Made with vegetarian rennet and organic milk.
Region: Bath, UK
Milk: Organic Pasteurised Cow
Size: Approx 250g wedge cut to order
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