The Cheese Shop & BRUNSWICK CHEESE ROOM

What you can expect at the shop!

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Twelve to twenty cheeses, cut to order from the wheel. The list below is an example of what's in the case right now.

  • Our cheeses are matured to perfection in our 46 cubic meter walk in maturation room

  • Washed, turned and cared for every day

  • Imported directly from the likes of Mons in France, The Fine Cheese Co. in the UK or from our wonderful local suppliers.

  • Chat to us about Cheese Towers, Grazing Tables, book a Cheese Matching or visit the Cheese Bar in our Tasting Space!

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Cheeses

  • Sainte-Maure Cendré

    170 g

    Ash-coated goat's milk log in the Sainte-Maure style, from Poitou. Bright, chalky core turning creamy under the rind; lemon, hazelnut, mineral finish. Looks great cut on a board.

  • Langres AOP

    180 g

    Washed-rind cow's milk from Champagne, via Mons. Look for the sunken top, the "fontaine", traditionally filled with a splash of Champagne or marc. Dense, slightly flaky heart, melting under the rind; citrus tang and bacon-ish savour.

  • Chèvre aux Herbes

    Chèvre aux Herbes

    150 g

    Young goat's cheese via Mons, rolled in mixed herbs. Fresh, lactic and lemony with a green, aromatic crust. Spring picnic cheese.

  • Petit Camembert au Calvados

    150 g

    Normandy camembert finished with Calvados, the local apple brandy. Mushroomy and buttery with a warm, fruity, boozy edge from the rind.

  • Demi Pont-l'Évêque

    Demi Pont-l'Évêque

    180 g

    The gateway washed rind. Half-size format of the Normandy AOP classic. Square, washed-rind cow's milk; supple and creamy, farmy on the nose, sweet and nutty on the palate. The gateway washed rind.

  • Soumaintrain 200g

    Soumaintrain

    200 g

    Burgundy washed-rind cow's milk, via Mons Fromager-Affineur. Soft and supple with a sticky orange rind that smells more serious than it tastes: yeasty, savoury, a little beefy, sweet cream underneath.

  • Munster Géromé

    Washed-rind cow's milk from the Vosges. Pungent, meaty and yielding on the outside, sweet and savoury inside. Traditional with cumin, boiled potatoes and a Gewürztraminer.

  • Isle of Mull Cheddar

    Isle of Mull Cheddar

    Isle of Mull, Scotland | Raw Cow's Milk | Clothbound Farmhouse Cheddar

    Expect rich savoury depth, sharp tang, citrus brightness, earthy peat, and that unmistakable crystalline crunch of proper long ageing. This is a cheese that genuinely tastes like the landscape it comes from.

  • COLSTON BASSETT STILTON

    COLSTON BASSETT STILTON

    Nottinghamshire, England | Pasteurised Cow's Milk | Traditional Hand-Ladled Blue, 9-12 Weeks Aged

    Creamy, mellow, sophisticated - not harsh. Smooth texture, gentle blue character, long finish. 9-12 week maturation creates complexity without aggression.

  • Colston Basset Shropshire

    Colston Basset Shropshire

    Style: Hard Crumbly, Internally Ripened, Cow Milk
    Origin: Harby La, Nottingham

    The cheese is slightly milder in flavour than Stilton and delicately sweet. Like Stilton, the cheese has a creamy taste and smooth texture with no bitterness or sharpness.

  • Banksia Reserve

    Banksia Reserve

    Long Paddock Cheese - Granite | Castlemaine, Victoria | Organic Pasteurised Cow's Milk | Clothbound Cheddar, 10-12 Months Aged

    Deeply savoury foundation, grassy and buttery notes, background acid providing structure, earthy undertones, satisfying umami finish with excellent length. Proper maturation creates depth impossible to rush.

  • Papillon Roquefort

    Milk: Sheep
    Origin: Aveyron, France
    Style: Blue, Natural Rind

    Where blue veins bloom into a spicy, tangy intensity. Rich and fudgy, with a sharp saline kick, it’s balanced by a deep, almost caramel-like sweetness.