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The cheese is made by Wyke Farms using milk from Glastonbury founder Michael Eavis’ herd of cows
Wyke Farms has teamed up with nearby Worthy Farm – the home of Glastonbury Festival and an award-winning dairy farm in its own right – for the launch of a Glasto-themed reserve cheddar.
The cheese, which is exclusive to the Co-op, will go on sale nationally on 17 February, and has been created using milk from Glastonbury founder Michael Eavis’ award-winning herd, which graze on the festival site all year round.
Worthy Farm Reserve Cheddar carries packaging that pays homage to the iconic Pyramid stage. It is aged under wood for six months, and delivered “a mature rounded, smooth and moreish flavour with a hint of sweetness”, the Co-op said.
Glastonbury Festival organiser Michael Eavis launches cheese company
Milk from the cows which graze on Worthy Farm will be used
Michael Eavis
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The farm home of the Glastonbury Festival is producing its first ever cheese.