Cheddar cheese recommendations
Discussion
We like this. It's available in some supermarkets: http://www.collierscheese.com/our-range/colliers-p...
zetec said:
Thanks all, plenty options to look at. Will most probably try the Lidl and Waitrose options first before dabbling in mail order stuff.
The Scruttocks one sounds interesting too, not sure my gums can recede much more
Aldi do a Vintage Cheddar in a gold coloured wrapper, it stands up there with Black Bomber and Coastal. The Scruttocks one sounds interesting too, not sure my gums can recede much more

Harpoon said:
Godminster Vintage Cheddar:
https://www.godminster.com/
Still the best cheddar I've ever had.
Snowdonia Black Bomber is good and often easy to find:
https://www.snowdoniacheese.co.uk/product/black-bo...
Another vote for Black Bomber https://www.godminster.com/
Still the best cheddar I've ever had.
Snowdonia Black Bomber is good and often easy to find:
https://www.snowdoniacheese.co.uk/product/black-bo...
zygalski said:
A lot of the extra mature/vintage supermarket cheddars I’ve tried seem to be little more than an exercise in packing in as much salt as possible.
Mmmmm, salty goodness. 
Which reminds me, Waitrose own label Cornish Quartz used to be a favourite, made by the same people who produce Cathedral City.
Must admit to being a bit underwhelmed by Black Bomber; I'm not keen on the texture which I find a little soft.
Venisonpie said:
Wookie Hole is my current preference, not sure how widely its available.
Came to post this. It's in my fridge at the moment and as someone who honestly loves cheese and goes out their way to find unusual and new ones it really is brilliant. It's probably the nicest cheese I've had in a long time.Coastal cheddar is also lovely, Cheddar Cheese Co stuff is a bit over priced and not as good as you'd expect or hope.
zygalski said:
A lot of the extra mature/vintage supermarket cheddars I’ve tried seem to be little more than an exercise in packing in as much salt as possible.
It's the reason I like Wykes Farm. The Mature cheddar is strong, but not Vintage/Extra Mature, as you would expect, but not salt laden as I find both Davidstow and Cathedral City.Big Al. said:
A cheese we are now hooked on after 4 years in Dorset is Coastal Cheddar. 
https://www.fordfarm.com/coastal-cheddar/

Oh yes - from Costco a whopping big package. 
https://www.fordfarm.com/coastal-cheddar/

https://www.montgomerycheese.co.uk/
This so so much.
Not cheap but for special occasions it’s a must.
This so so much.
Not cheap but for special occasions it’s a must.
Welshbeef said:
https://www.montgomerycheese.co.uk/
This so so much.
Not cheap but for special occasions it’s a must.
Totally agree. Available online too.This so so much.
Not cheap but for special occasions it’s a must.
R
Bit of a thread resurrection but Davidstow have 50% off some of their top cheeses until 3pm Sunday.
The 60 month Reserve is super and even better when 500g is reduced from £11 to £5.50 (+£3.95 delivery)
https://www.davidstowcheddar.co.uk/product/60-mont...
The 40 month Vintage is damn tasty as well IMO.
The 60 month Reserve is super and even better when 500g is reduced from £11 to £5.50 (+£3.95 delivery)
https://www.davidstowcheddar.co.uk/product/60-mont...
The 40 month Vintage is damn tasty as well IMO.
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