The Cheesemonger's Tales

The Cheesemonger's Tales

by Arthur Cunynghame (Author)

Synopsis

A former Royal Warrant Holder as cheesemonger to The Queen and The Prince of Wales, Arthur Cunynghame guides you through a virtual tasting tour of cheese fdairies and vineyards, with the insight provided by his 30 years' experience as a cheesemonger and wine merchant. The book is an eclectic mix of delightful anecdotes, and helpful information, based around a personal selection of twelve of the finest cheeses, and the people who make them, matched with twelve memorable wines; and much more.

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More Information

Format: Hardcover
Pages: 192
Edition: First Edition
Publisher: Loose Chippings Books
Published: 01 Oct 2006

ISBN 10: 0955421705
ISBN 13: 9780955421709

Media Reviews
Well written and charming. The Independent His writing is calm, measured, gently ruminative but always very well-informed. A measured pace and whimsical eye. Reminiscent of the early books by James Herriot. Foodepedia Utterly absorbing. Fresh Magazine This title could do for cheese what Kevin McCloud has done for adventurous architecture. Restaurant Guide.com A vivid insight. The Oxford Times A treasure trove of information. A really excellent read. Claire Hogg This book should have wide appeal. A volume that informs and charms. Mostly Food Journal
Author Bio
Arthur Cunynghame has spent 18 years as a wine merchant, followed by 17 years as a cheesemonger. He is the former owner of Paxton & Whitfield Ltd., a Past Chairman of The Specialist Cheesemakers' Association, a Chevalier du Tastevin of Burgundy, a Chevalier de Bordeaux, a Chevalier du Taste-Fromage de France, and holds Diplomas from The United Kingdom Cheese Guild and The Wine and Spirit Education Trust. He has judged at numerous international cheese competitions and was Consultant Editor of 'Fine Cheese'. He has made a number of TV and Radio appearances including Newsnight, The Today Programme, Sky News, You & Yours and Farming Today. As a cheesemonger, his press coverage included: The Independent, The Sun, Good Food Retailing, The Ecologist, The Daily Express and The Independent on Sunday.