Sharpham Elmhirst

Price range: £8.00 through £27.00

Sharpham Elmhirst is made from rich Jersey cow’s milk and triple cream, creating a luxurious soft mould‑ripened cheese with clean, fresh notes when young and a rich, buttery, gooey texture when ripe. Named after the Elmhirst family, who contributed so much to the local area, this cheese is pure dairy opulence. Similar in style to a Vignotte, double cream is added to our Jersey milk to produce a triple‑cream cheese that is mousse‑like at 2–3 weeks old, developing into a full‑bodied, decadent and irresistibly gooey experience at 4–6 weeks.

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Learn More About Sharpham Elmhirst Triple Cream Cheese

Learn more about Platinum award-winning Sharpham Elmhirst cheese, its sizes, what to pair with it, and recipe ideas below:

SIZE: 

Available in two sizes: a larger deli size and then a little round, which is the perfect size for any addition to a cheeseboard, or have you considered trying it on top of a celebration wedding cheese cake?

  • Large Round – approx. 660g Diameter 14.5 cm × Height 4 cm
  • Little Round – approx. 130g Diameter 8 cm × Height 3.5 cm

PAIRING SUGGESTIONS: 

Enjoy Elmhirst with a warm, crusty baguette and a glass of Sandridge Barton Dart Valley Reserve. The blend of Madeleine Angevine and Pinot Gris refreshes the palate between each indulgent, mouth‑watering bite.

DIETARY INFORMATION:

  • Made from pasteurised Jersey cow’s MILK and Cow’s Double Cream (contains MILK)
  • Suitable for vegetarians
  • Edible white bloomy rind

AWARDS:

Sharpham Elmhirst has been recognised across regional and national competitions:

2025 Devon County Show Gold medal

2025 Devon County Show Best Soft Cheese

2024 Great British Food Awards- Gold medal

2024 Devon County Show Awards-Gold medal

2024 Food Drink Devon Awards-Platinum medal

MORE INFORMATION

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