JA& E Montgomery has won the Supreme Champion and Best English Cheese trophies at the British Cheese Awards. Top regional awards went to Wales-based Teifi Farmhouse Cheese, Scotland’s Caledonian Cheese Company Cheddar and Mature Cratloe Hills Gold, a sheep’s cheese from Ireland. There were 800 entries in the event at Blenheim Palace, part of the Great British Cheese Festival.
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2004-10-02T00:00:00+01:00
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