The Blue Cheese Hamper

The Artisan Smokehouse

£35

Discover our Blue Cheese Hamper... Our Blue Cheese Hamper is a must for any blue cheese lover, bringing together two exceptional cheeses with distinct, memorable flavours. It features the soft, creamy Fourme d'Ambert AOP L’Empereur from France, with gentle blue veining and a subtle buttery tang, alongside our rich and creamy smoked Stilton. Traditionally made in Nottinghamshire, we lightly smoke the Stilton over maple wood for a mellow smokiness without overpowering its natural richness. Complemented by walnut, honey olive oil crackers and a jar of sticky fig relish, each item is chosen to cre

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