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A very special cheese, which can be described as a cousin of Stilton & Gorgonzola. Deep, balanced flavour and a velvety texture, from green Asturian meadows. This creamy and velvety blue cheese is made in Asturias by producers Rey Silo and chef José Andrés. Mamá Marisa is named after the chef's mother, who introduced him to Asturian blue cheeses when he was a child. She would serve apple slices topped with Asturian blue cheese, bringing the flavours of the green valleys of Asturias to their table. The cheese is handcrafted with full-fat cow's milk from a single farm and matured in custom cellars that mimic natural caves for six months. It is produced with a commitment to biodiversity and the Slow Food movement. Combining the best of Stilton and Gorgonzola with hints of Roquefort, its balanced flavours include dairy richness, ripe red fruits, and hints of marine notes. Perfect for cheeseboards, it pairs beautifully with artisanal bread and complements other cheeses.  Net weight: approx. 230g wedge

Mildly goaty, fresh. Raw almond notes. Soft yet firm. Ash coated. Like the best French chèvre. Luna Negra is a goat's milk cheese, made using vegetarian coagulant. It is a lactic set cheese with vegetable ash, Penicillium candidum on the rind. The paste is white and compact, with clean, cellary and mushroomy aromas. The taste is a balance of mild goat's milk and raw almond, with a fresh, light and acidic finish. Learn more about how Elvira García cheeses are made, watch the video here. Net weight: 250g

Tangy with creamy, buttery texture. Mountain blue cheese wrapped in maple leaves. A lot going on. The Valdeón Picos Blue is a pasteurised blue cheese made from a blend of approximately 90% cows' and 10% goats' milk, and animal rennet.The Picos Blue is a semi soft blue cheese created in the Picos de Europa mountains of northern Spain.  Bold and salty, the uniqueness of this cheese lies in the manufacturing process. This includes a long maturing in cold, damp cellars to produce a granular texture and blue mould filled cavities. Similar to Roquefort, with an equally powerful aroma. It is delicious by itself , as part of a classic Spanish cheese board, or used in salads, stuffings, quiches, with red meat, on toasts, and in dips and sauces. It is also a great cooking cheese with a nice melty texture. It has a Protected Geographical Indication (PGI), meaning it is made to strict criteria using high quality ingredients.  Taste profile: Fresh and earthy aroma with hints of blue. A buttery, melt in the mouth texture, with nutty, mushroomy, sometimes spicy flavour.

Clean, citrus flavour. Tangy, complex rind. Dense, creamy interior. World class.  This wonderful cheese was created in the 1980's and has won numerous awards all over the world. Made in the Tietar valley in Avila, where there are is exceptional grazing for livestock. The creation of the late Rafael Báez. Although the cheese is made all year round,  production levels vary with the seasons, as only the highest quality milk is selected.  Monte Enebro has an intense lingering flavour with hints of mushroom and pasture flower and a distinct spiciness from the penicillin rind. It pairs wonderfully with zesty, herbaceous wines that have a refreshing acidity, like our Flor de Vetus.  It also complements the saline, dry, and structured qualities of a Fino or Manzanilla; as well as juicy red wines with berry and floral notes, such as our Petit Pittacum. Try it in our restaurants served fried with Alemany orange blossom honey and beetroot crisps.  Learn more about this incredible cheese: watch the video here. Net weight: approx. 200g

This small cheese has a soft and dense texture with crushed Italian black truffles. It combines fresh aromas of a young sheep’s milk cheese with luxurious, earthy truffle notes. Elegant and delicious balanced between sweet, creamy and mushroomy flavours. Perfect accompaniment: Olive Oil Ship Bicuits. Try this Baked Pastura recipe. Net weight: ~380g

The green fields of Galicia, in the far north west of Spain, are known for the quality of their pastures from which come some of Spain's best known cows' milk cheeses including Tetilla DOP, the region's most iconic cheese. Made using pasteurised milk, this cheese has a lightly acidic and buttery aroma, a dense smooth, semi-soft paste, and good balance of lactic and creamy flavours. Perfect for cooking or enjoying on its own.  Net weight: whole, approx. 900g