Cheese Please ★ 4.3
Delicatessen on Lewes High Street selling artisan British and continental cheeses and accompaniments, with bespoke boxes and next-day delivery or collection in store.
A guide to cheese shops in Sussex.
Cheese Shops in Sussex
The Cheese Hut ★ 4.2
Shop in Portslade, opened in October 2017 by The Cheese Man, stocking Sussex, British and continental cheeses with local charcuterie, chutneys and olive oil.
Middle Farm Shop ★ 4.4
Farm shop at a 625 acre working farm below Firle Beacon. Its deli cheese counter stocks Sussex cheeses by name, with crackers and local charcuterie; the Cider Barn sells Sussex sparkling wines.
Book wine experiences in Sussex
Sussex Vineyard Tour by Minibus - pick up and drop off
See the South Downs and enjoy Wine Tasting and local village pubs in a relaxed environment.
Brighton: Sussex Wine Region Walking Tour with Tastings
Explore the Sussex Wine Region on a guided walking tour from Brighton. Visit two award-winning vineyards, enjoy wine tastings, and explore the charming village of Ditchling.
From Brighton: Sussex Wine Tour on a Vintage Bus with Lunch
Join a guided tour from Brighton and explore the Sussex wine region aboard a vintage London bus. Visit 2 award-winning wineries, sample their wines, and sit down to a ...
Cheese Shops in Sussex, FAQ
What does slipcote mean?
High Weald Dairy gives it as an old English word meaning a little (slip) piece of cottage (cote) cheese. Wikipedia adds a second explanation, that the cheese tends to slip out of its rind while maturing.
Where is Sussex Slipcote made?
At High Weald Dairy on Tremains Farm, Horsted Keynes, in West Sussex, from organic sheep milk. The dairy has a small shop on the farm, open on weekdays.
How is Sussex Slipcote sold?
High Weald Dairy's product page lists it as a button or a log, plain or flavoured with garlic and herb or with dill, and says its buttons are 100 grams.