This is an excellent, mould ripened brie produced by Lubborn Cheese at Cricket St Thomas. It is creamy with a mild, fresh flavour and a soft edible rind. As it ripens over six or seven weeks, from the outside in, it becomes softer with a fuller flavour. The rind is delicious too.
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The Lubborn Creamery is situated in the valley of Cricket St Thomas, South Somerset. Lubborn pioneered the craft of making Brie style cheeses in this country. By using an authentic cheese making method, an insistence on quality and sourcing locally produced milk, their soft cheeses typically have a full and yet fresh flavour.
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* Other days or specific times by arrangement - urgent requests can usually be accommodated. Please call to discuss urgent orders as on many occassions we can normally fulfill most orders of most products at next day dispatch. We just try to limit the days suppliers need to deliver in order to keep costs low.
When is normal order deadlines? for all deliveries to take place the coming Wednesday or Thursday. Order by Tuesday 7 pm for deliveries to take place on a Friday.
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* Excludes Scottish Highlands, off shore and overseas deliveries. Email for a quote. TLFC reserves the right to advise of additional charges on over 15kg for orders less than £100.
** Broadly within South Hams - A38 corridor (Plymouth to Ashburton/Bovey Tracey), Totnes (& surrounds), Kingsbridge (to Frogmore & Marlborough), north to Horrabridge.
^^ Weekend deliveries are available by arrangement within this radius for any orders over £100.
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