Isle of Mull

Isle of Mull cheese is a traditional farmhouse Scottish cheddar known for its full-bodied, hearty flavour profile. Made on the island of Mull using raw cow’s milk, it is characterised by a drier texture compared to other cheddars, with flavours that are upfront, richly savoury, boozy, and sometimes slightly tangy or fruity

Price range: £8.53 through £34.10

Description

Produced by the Reade family since 1980 at the Sgriob-ruadh farm, this cheese is crafted from unpasteurised milk fed on grass, hay, and fermented grain, often including whiskey grain leftovers, which contribute to its distinctive flavour. The cheese is clothbound and aged for about 10-18 months, developing complex flavours and a firm, waxy texture.

  • Raw (unpasteurised) cow’s milk (98.5%)

  • Traditional animal rennet

  • Pure salt (2%)

  • Starter culture

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