We believe, passionately, that the tastiest meat is the result of careful and caring stewardship of animals in a natural environment. This is a win-win situation for the animals who enjoy a natural life and for our customers who enjoy sweeter tasting meat.
A Jubilee favourite, The Duchess is filled with free-range chicken, streaky bacon, whole-grain mustard, red peppers and a hint of curry powder. The sweetness of the red peppers balances the kick of the curry powder to make this moreish pie.
Made exclusively for Legges, the Bromyard Brie is a triple cream fire style cheese, boasting a rich, delectable fresh lemony flavour and smooth texture.
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£6.85
One of Wales’ most loved soft cheeses, Perl Wen is a glorious and unique cross between a traditional Brie and a Caerffili. Caws Cenarth use their farmhouse Caerffili recipe as a starting point for Perl Wen, which gives its soft centre a fresh citrus flavour with a hint of sea salt.
Based in the lush valley of the river Cych, Caws Cenarth is one of Wales’ most renowned cheesemakers. Set up in 1987 they, they draw on a six-generation family tradition of cheese making and produce some of the finest artisan cheese Wales has to offer.
Approximately 200g
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Free UK Delivery for orders over £75.00 and Local Delivery for orders over £35.00.
We offer next day delivery on all orders placed between Monday and Thursday (UK Mainland Only).
Place your order before 10am to qualify for next day delivery.
Order below these values will incur a charge of £6.50.
All Nationwide Deliveries will be sent using APC Couriers, Overnight Service.
All Nationwide consignments are made to order and vacuum packed. Orders are boxed with refrigerant pads to ensure that goods are kept cool throughout the journey.
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