Product Details
Little She – Soft White Sheep’s Cheese
Little She is a beautifully crafted soft white cheese with a delicate bloomy rind, made in the style of Brie or Camembert. Produced from rich sheep’s milk, this cheese undergoes a remarkable transformation as it matures. Initially, it has a mild, milky taste, but as it ages, Little She softens and its flavors deepen, evolving into a luscious, creamy texture. Despite these changes, it retains a subtle sweetness, which ensures it remains both elegant and approachable.
Moreover, Little She’s velvety texture makes it incredibly versatile. You can enjoy it at room temperature on a cheeseboard, where it pairs perfectly with fruits, crackers, or charcuterie. Alternatively, it excels when baked or melted, creating a gooey, rich texture that elevates any dish. Whether served warm or cold, Little She adapts effortlessly to various culinary applications. Additionally, its ability to complement both simple and complex flavours makes it the perfect addition to any meal. Whether you’re preparing a luxurious dinner or enjoying a casual snack, Little She adds a touch of sophistication to every occasion. Ultimately, this cheese’s unique combination of textures and flavours makes it a must-have for any cheese lover, offering an indulgent experience with every bite.
Award-Winning Excellence
- Silver Award – British Cheese Awards 2024
- One Star – Great Taste Awards 2022
- Silver Award – International Cheese & Dairy Awards 2023
- Silver Award – Virtual Cheese Awards 2023
- Bronze Award – Global Cheese Awards 2023
How to Enjoy
- Bake until molten and serve with crusty bread for a luxurious dipping cheese
- Add to a bacon sandwich for a creamy, indulgent twist
- Pair with a fruity white wine such as Viognier or our Crémant de Bourgogne Rosé
A soft, buttery cheese with a delicate richness, Little She is a must-have for any cheeseboard or indulgent cheese moment.
Product Information
Milk: Sheep
Unpasteurised: Yes (Thermised)
Rennet: Vegetarian
Style: Soft
Weight: 130g
Made in the UK
