Name: Hafod
Brand: Rennet & Rind
Price: 10.15 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (2 reviews)

Hafod

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Hafod (pronounced Havod) is Welsh for summer pasture. Handmade by Sam and Rachel Holden on their Organic dairy farm in Bwlchwernen Fawr, Hafod is traditionally made with Organic Ayrshire milk, rich in butterfat, and it’s this unique combination that gives Hafod its golden colour and rich, buttery, earthy flavours with a signature tang.

Matured on site at Rennet & Rind by Perry
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Ayrshire cows

Ayrshire milk is rich in butterfat and protein, and is widely regarded as being ideally suited to cheesemaking. It is this unique combination of organic Ayrshire milk and traditional cheesemaking techniques that give Hafod its buttery, rich and nutty flavours.

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Unpasteurised

Raw milk or unpasteurised milk is milk that has not been pasteurised, a process of heating liquid foods to kill pathogens for safe consumption and extending the shelf life.

A Word on Rennet & Rind Maturing

"Moisture is extremely important in Hafod. If you lose it, you lose the signature fresh grassiness. So, we don't get overly complex about it. Low and slow seems to be the best method at preserving its unique flavour."

Perry James Wakeman - R&R Affineur

Bwlchwernen Fawr, LlangybiLampeter, Wales, BRITISH ISLES

Bwlchwernen Fawr is a 130-acre farm situated about 10 miles from the Ceredigion coast, West Wales.

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Hafod Team

Originally as a member of a commune, then tenant and now owner, Patrick Holden has been based at the farm since the early 70’s. In the early 80s, Patrick became increasingly involved with the organic movement, specifically the Soil Association – where he was Director until 2010. The Soil Association is the UK's leading environmental charity promoting sustainable, organic farming and championing human health. It was here he met his wife, Becky, who now runs the farm as well as bringing up their 4 young boys – William, Ben, Harry and James.