Great Yorkshire Show: Century-old Stilton is the cream cheese
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James Mitchinson, editor of The Yorkshire Post, presented the award to Robin Skailes of Nottinghamshire’s
Cropwell Bishop Creamery.
Mr Skailes said: “Every year we enter the Great Yorkshire Show and it’s just fantastic to win the overall top prize.”
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Hide AdThe Belvoir-based creamery, which sells its signature Stilton to Waitrose and independent cheesemongers, has been run by Mr Skailes’ family for 75 years.
The company is no stranger to the winners’ stand at Harrogate, having taken the award for its blue Shropshire cheese ten years ago.
Mr Skailes said: “It can only have a good effect on our business. It’s about proving to the world that we make the best cheese.”
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