Cheese Making
Sharpham Cheese
Devon artisan cheesemaker's offering, website currently offline for maintenance
- Status
- Operating
- Best for
- Fans of West Country artisan cheese
What's in the box: Expect a selection of Sharpham's own Devon cheeses, though the site does not currently state the exact contents.
Sharpham is an established Devon cheesemaker based on the Sharpham Estate near Totnes, overlooking the River Dart. It is best known for Sharpham Brie, made with Jersey cow's milk, and it also makes other cheeses, including goat's milk varieties. That reputation is the main reason to consider buying from them. Right now, though, the website is down for maintenance. It shows only a short holding message saying work is underway and the site will be back shortly. So you can't currently see what a box contains, how often it ships, what it costs or how to cancel, because the site doesn't say any of this at the moment. If you're interested, check back once the site returns and read the terms carefully before you sign up. Look for how often deliveries come, how the cheese is packed to stay cool in transit, and whether you can pause or skip a delivery. Sharpham has a solid name among British artisan cheesemakers, so buying straight from the maker could be a good way to get the cheese fresh. For now there's nothing to order, and we can't judge the service beyond the producer's standing. Our score reflects that uncertainty, not any problem with the cheese itself.