This is one for the cheese lovers in need of a little summer pick-me-up this month! A selection of cheese, fine foods and port for a “staycation” treat (£60) is now available from the UK’s oldest cheesemonger Paxton & Whitfield. Delivered chilled with free UK overnight delivery, straight to your door. http://www.paxtonandwhitfield.co.uk
Paxton & Whitfield’s cheesemongers have compiled this delicious selection perfect for a family “staycation treat”! The collection contains artisan cheese, vintage port, hand-baked crackers, a trio of its finest confits and ‘Pork Snackling’ (popular with customers its flagship, London Jermyn Street shop.) There are just 100 of these boxes available and with FREE UK delivery.
It contains:
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Lancashire Kirkhams (250g) – Farmhouse Lancashire made using a traditional two day curd method. Open textured, buttery and with a hint of sharpness.
- Crozier Blue (250g) – A creamy mild blue cheese with the distinctive sweetness of sheep’s milk. It matures to a piquant, full blue flavour.
- Tunworth (280g) – A hand-ladled, soft and creamy cows’ milk cheese from Hampshire with a distinct nutty, mushroomy flavour.
- Charcoal Crackers (90g) – A crisp and savoury biscuit with a dark, distinctive appearance and a natural wheat flavour.
- Rosemary Wafers (150g) – Perfect when paired with fresh tasting territorial and soft cheeses, these light and delicate all-butter crackers, with a crunchy, wafer thin texture, have been subtly flavoured with Spanish rosemary
- A bottle of Taylors Port (20cl) – A small sized Late Bottled Vintage from pioneering port house Taylors.
- A Trio of Mini Confits (135g) – A trio of Paxtons’ most popular confits for cheese.
- Pork Snackling (35g) – Snackling is a new product that’s lighter and crispier and way less fatty. It’s hand cut oven roasted strips of seasoned crunchy pork crackling.
- Slate Cheese Markers – Each set of 3 slate markers comes with a piece of Soapstone chalk to write the name of the cheeses on the markers. The slate can be wiped clean with a wet cloth and used again. The area of slate in which you can write on, is approximately 5xm x 3.5cm.
