Sharpham Savour
Handmade with Jersey Cow & Devon Goat's milk
Made with milk from our own herd of Jersey Cows and a little added goat’s milk, Savour is based on a young French Savoie-style cheese with a rich and creamy flavour, a slight tang, and a smooth texture achieved through washing the curds. Savour was launched to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Great Taste One Star award-winning cheese, judges comment;
"A good-looking cheese with its bloomy white rind and delicate yellow paste. The aroma is buttery with a hint of freshness, and this same character carries through in the flavour - rich and buttery, with a hint of lemony acidity that stops it from being cloying. The texture, too, is very pleasing, creamy and yielding on the palate. A delicious cheese that is frighteningly easy to eat."
Step aside, cheddar, Sharpham Savour makes a divine alternative for cheese on toast, with perhaps a few (South Devon) chilli flakes. It works perfectly with the light fruitiness of a sauvignon blanc and goes particularly well with Sharpham Dart Valley Reserve.
Wholesalers and Stockists
If you want to stock Sharpham Savour mixed milk cheese in your cheese shop or on a deli counter, please contact [email protected]. We create this cheese in medium rounds, which are perfect for the deli counter. Are you already stocking the cheese but would like a helpful sales sheet for your team?
Please download the Sharpham Savour Cheese Sales sheet here.
Awards
2025 Food Drink Devon
Gold medal
2025 Devon County Show
Gold medal
2024 Taste of the West Awards
Champion Cheese
2024 Taste of the West Awards
Gold medal
2024 Artisan Cheese Awards
Silver medal
2024 Global Cheese Awards
Silver medal
Sharpham Savour FAQS
Is Sharpham Ticklemore suitable for vegetarians?
Yes, Sharpham Ticklemore is made using a vegetarian rennet.
What type of milk is used to make Sharpham Savour?
Sharpham Savour is made using 20% goat's milk and 80% Cow's milk.
What texture is Sharpham Savour?
Sharpham Savour is a washed-curd cheese, giving it a subtle, almost Alpine-like texture.
What is the best way to serve Sharpham Savour?
Let it sit at room temperature for at least 30 minutes so the centre softens and the flavours open up. If you are not planning on eating the whole cheese, consider portioning it before bringing it to room temperature
Is the rind edible?
Yes — the bloomy white rind is completely edible and adds depth and earthiness to the flavour.
