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Neal's Yard Creamery | Goat's Milk Cheeses

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Our goat's milk cheeses are made using raw milk which we collect from Helen Wallace's Treworgan Farm near Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire. Individual fresh goats cheeses, either plain or rolled in fresh herbs. Fresh, delicate, lemony flavours with a moist, light texture. Unpasteurised. Traditional kid rennet. 150g Also available as a large cutting log. Approx. weight 700g. Matured goats cheese log with a creamy-white mould rind. Savoury, lactic and lemony with a smooth, creamy texture. Site by Hedges Creative.

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Neal's Yard Creamery | About Us

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Originally we were the same company as Neal’s Yard Dairy who made the first Greek-Style yoghurt to be sold in the UK, Crème Fraîche and a couple of fresh cheeses. A few years later this enabled the Creamery to become it's own business. Then in 1996 I moved the Creamery from the South East, to our current beautiful location on Dorstone Hill, overlooking the river Wye in Herefordshire. We have been able to flourish here, focusing on family and working with a great team to produce the best products we can.

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Welcome to Neal's Yard Creamery

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Welcome to Neal’s Yard Creamery, an independent dairy making fresh and mould-ripened cheeses, yoghurts and crème fraîche. We pride ourselves on being small, and in complete control of the quality of all our cheeses and yoghurts - caring passionately about what we do, and ensuring that this love and care is reflected in all of our products. Site by Hedges Creative.

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Neal's Yard Creamery | Ethos

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If you would like to find out more about our alternative technologies, please feel free to contact us to talk it through. Site by Hedges Creative.

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Neal's Yard Creamery | Goat's Milk Cheeses

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Our current quality management system reflects the company's size and scope. It is continually assessed in order to ensure we provide our customers with the best possible cheese and to comply with or surpass current food safety legislation. We have adopted and maintain a HACCP system in accordance with food industry guidelines and legal requirements. This is done in order to prevent, as far as reasonably practicable, any injury to or illness of consumers arising from the products that we sell.

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Neal's Yard Creamery | Cow's Milk Products

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We collect the cow's milk in the mornings from Stephen and Sarah Fletcher's farm at Walterstone in the foothills of the Black Mountains. Their small herd of just 40 cows produces really wonderful milk. Cow's milk yoghurts and cheese. A creamy cows milk cheese made from whole milk plus a little extra cream. Ripened for 2-3 weeks, the cheese has a creamy-white mould rind. Soft with a rich, double cream texture. Lactic and creamy when young, it takes on walnut and mushroom flavours as it matures.

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scarlet and sterling: May 2014

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