
British farmhouse cheesemaking was once the pride of the countryside, but by the end of World War Two, it had nearly disappeared—falling from over 3,500 makers to fewer than 100 due to rationing, government control, and bland supermarket cheese.
In the last 30 years, British cheese has made a remarkable comeback, led by artisan producers, passionate cheesemongers, and restaurants like The Cheese Bar. We're proud to champion independent makers and keep this tradition alive.


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