Four cheeses that are all relatively rare and unique creations in the UK, but are fast become firm favourites. Slightly curious and different, together they provide a flavoursome and balanced cheese selection: a unique Gruyère style; Summer Field, the semi-soft Yorkshire Pecorino, a rich soft ‘triple cream’; Finn, and the creamy Cote Hill Blue. Full details below. More about this This unique cheese gift box includes: Summer Field Alpine. Unpasteurised cows’ milk. 250g. Only made when the cows are at pasture during the summer months, this cheese is in extremely short supply. Made to a Gruyère recipe, it has that sweet, supple nuttiness associated with the best Gruyères. Yorkshire Pecorino (Fresco). Pasteurised sheeps’ milk. 250g. Made by Mario Olianas, this Yorkshire Pecorino Fresco (‘young Pecorino’) is only 30 days old, and like all classic Italian young cheeses is smooth, yogurty and sweet. You could easily over-indulge… Finn. Unpasteurised cows’ milk, vegetarian. 200g. A triple-cream cheese, a classic of the French Parisian style. Extra cream is added to the milk before making the cheese, ensuring it has a rich, delectable flavour and smooth texture. The Courtyard Dairy sells Finn at three-weeks old, when it still has a fresh lemony flavour to temper the richness. Cote Hill Blue. Unpasteurised cows’ milk, vegetarian. 290g. With the price of wholesale milk falling, the Davenports took a short course in cheese making and invented Britain’s first unpasteurised soft blue: Cote Hill Blue. This product will have two weeks shelf life from the date of delivery.