Mayan Cocoa Coffee

A rich, creamy cow’s milk cheese whose buttery flavors, and slightly sweet aromatics come alive when soaked in a Wisconsin-produced "Heath rum".

BellaVitano Rum Runner

Sartori

Cotswold is a variation of Double Gloucester, which has been supplemented with chopped onions and chives for added flavour. A whole milk cheese that can be either pasteurised or unpasteurised; Cotswold originates in Gloucestershire County of England. The colour varies from golden yellow to orange and is a firm cheese similar to cheddar but not as hard. Shop owners usually sell pieces cut away from the hard and grey rind.
The taste of Cotswold is creamy, buttery, sweet and mild yet full-flavoured like cheddar. The savory taste of chives and onions gives it that extra zing. This variation of Double Gloucester pairs well with beer, Zinfandel or Shiraz and is popular as a pub cheese in England.

Cotswold

Ilchester Cheese Company

The earthy olives, sweet basil, sun-dried tomatoes, and spicy garlic let this cheese whisk you away to the idyllic coast of the Mediterranean Sea with every bite. Escape the ordinary with the savory, distinct flavors of this smooth semi-soft cheese.

Mediterranean Herbs

Ubriaco all'Amarone is made from pasteurized cow's milk, made by Moro Latteria di Moro Sergio, Veneto, Italy. The ageing of this cheese is similar to other drunken cheeses in vinasses. The cheese is aged for 6 to 7 months and then dipped into vinasses and Amarone wine for further 3 months. Then it is dried for 7 to 8 months. The whole 14 to 17 months process results in a smooth, rich taste and nutty, winey flavoured cheese with a scent, which is hard to describe. It is the perfect cheese for serving after the meal with a cigar and glass of Amarone.

Ubriaco all'Amarone

Moro Latteria di Moro Sergio

The smoky peat tones of Scotch whisky combine with the mouthwatering mature Cheddar to create the perfect ‘grown-up’ pairing. Ideal with a tipple at the end of the day or for moments of contemplation.

Sherri

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