Lairobell Cheese

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About Lairobell Cheese

Lairobell is a hard, artisan cheese from the Orkney Isles in Scotland, made from unpasteurized goat's milk. This cheese is characterized by its pale yellow color and natural rind. It offers a sweet and herbaceous flavor, with a pronounced goaty aroma that is typical of goat's milk cheeses. The texture is firm, making it suitable for slicing or grating. Lairobell is a product of traditional cheese-making practices, reflecting the pastoral landscapes of the region. It pairs well with fresh fruits and nuts, and can be enjoyed on its own or as part of a cheese board.

Key Facts

Country of Origin Scotland, United Kingdom
Specific Origin Orkney Isles
Milk Type Goat's milk
Milk Treatment Unpasteurized
Rind Natural
Texture Hard, artisan
Flavor Herbaceous, sweet
Aroma Goaty
Colors Pale yellow
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