Made by hand at the Blaenafon cheese shop in the World Heritage site of Blaenafon, Pwll Ddu (Black pool) Cheddar is flavoured with mustard, leeks and The Reverend James Welsh ale, giving it a tangy, savoury bite. It is coated in a neutral wax, allowing the texture of the mustard grain to shine through. Try it with a malted roll and butter.
Pwll Ddu
£7.45
In Stock
| Weight | 180g |
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| Cheese Type | |
| Milk Type | |
| Vegetarian | Yes |
| Suitable for Pregnancy | Yes |
| Pasteurised | Yes |
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MEET THE MAKER
The Blaenafon Cheddar Company
The Blaenafon Cheddar Company is a family business based in a shop on Broad Street in the Welsh industrial town of Blaenavon – a World Heritage Site. The labels on the cheeses depict scenes from the town’s industrial past, but their connections with the town’s rich history run deeper than that: Pwll Mawr Cheddar is matured 300ft below ground at the bottom of a mine shaft at Big Pit mining museum. This Cheddar has won the bronze medal at the prestigious British Cheese Awards.
Blaenafon Cheddar Company currently produces several other very distinctive Cheddars and a hard goat’s cheese, and is known for flavouring certain cheeses with locally made alcoholic drinks, from whisky to cider. Blaenafon Cheddar, for instance, is flavoured with Welsh whisky and ginger preserve to give a delightful blend of sweetness and warmth, while Pwll Ddu (Black Pool) is flavoured with mustard, leeks and The Reverend James Welsh ale for an intense savoury bite.
