Lincolnshire Red

About the Cheese Discover the luxurious taste of Lincolnshire Red, a standout cheese that captures the essence of British farmhouse cheesemaking at its finest. Crafted with care by the Jones family in the heart of Lincolnshire, this exceptional cheddar offers a perfect balance of rich, deep, burnt butter notes and nutty undertones, setting it apart from the rest. Its intensely firm and crumbly yet creamy texture effortlessly melts in the mouth, leaving behind a delicate, buttery elegance and a clean, lingering finish that will have you coming back for more. Whether enjoyed on its own or paired with bold red wine, artisan bread, and fresh apple slices, Lincolnshire Red is the ideal indulgence for any occasion. Cheesemaker: F.W Read & Sons Lincolnshire Poacher Cheese is produced by Simon and Tim Jones at Ulceby Grange Farm, situated on the edge of the beautiful Lincolnshire Wolds, about ten miles from the east coast. The Jones family has been running the farm since 1917, with Simon representing the fourth generation. The lush pastures sit on chalky land, providing an ideal environment for their dairy herd, which is rare in this region. The farm began dairying in 1970, but it wasn't until Simon returned from agricultural college that cheese making started. After training at Reaseheath College and learning from Welsh cheesemaker Dougal Campbell, Simon made his first batch of cheese in 1992. The cheese's popularity led to the creation of a larger cheese dairy in 1995, and now almost all the farm's milk is turned into Lincolnshire Poacher Cheese. Simon and Tim are committed to producing the best cheese possible, using traditional methods and unpasteurised milk from their 230 Holstein Friesian cows. The farm focuses on sustainability, with renewable energy projects like wind turbines and solar panels, and practices that promote wildlife and reduce chemical use. The cheese embodies the farm's values, heritage, and dedication to quality, representing the hard work and passion of the Jones family and their team.