Taste of the Week
Carrigaline Original Cheese
Despite so many new Irish food products appearing on a regular basis, sometimes it's best to go back to the originals. I did just that recently when I picked up a wedge of the Original version of the Carrigaline Farmhouse Cheese. This is a semi-hard cheese and is very bit as creamy and mild as ever, a local classic with delicious flavours and our Taste of the Week.
After the original, they developed other versions, including Smoked and a very popular Dillisk Seaweed. You may read all about the range here
“I love the smoked cheese”, declared Padraig O’Farrell during my last visit to Carrigaline Farmhouse Cheese. “It is indigenous to Carrigaline. The milk is local, and the wood, old beech, is local. And we smoke it out the back.” And it is not only Padraig that likes it as the Smoked is an award winner.
The Carrigaline story began close to thirty years ago when Ann and Pat, Padraig’s parents, first produced their semi-hard cow’s milk cheese from their own herd, after Pat had undertaken a six month cheese course at UCC.
Carrigaline Cheese is widely available in small shops and big. See the full list of stockists here
Carrigaline Farmhouse Cheese
The Rock.
Carrigaline
County Cork
Tel: +353 21 437 2856
Website: http://carrigalinecheese.com/
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