Raclette Churchill road "Dellendale Creamery"

Cow's milk

Supple, savoury and built to melt, with toasted cream, hay and a gentle washed-rind funk.

Churchill Road is made by Dellendale Creamery in Denmark, Western Australia. Inspired by alpine Raclette styles, it is hand-washed during maturation and becomes beautifully gooey and elastic when heated.


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Description

Supple, savoury and built to melt, with toasted cream, hay and a gentle washed-rind funk.

Churchill Road is made by Dellendale Creamery in Denmark, Western Australia. Inspired by alpine Raclette styles, it is hand-washed during maturation and becomes beautifully gooey and elastic when heated.

At a glance

Origin: Denmark, Western Australia
Milk: Pasteurised cow’s milk
Style: Semi-hard washed rind / Raclette style
Texture: Supple when cool, gooey when melted
Intensity: Mild to medium
Rennet: Non-animal rennet
Shelf life: Around 7–10 days once cut

Taste & texture

Toasted cream, fresh hay and warm nuts develop into broth, caramelised onion and alpine herbs as the cheese ripens.

How to serve it

Melt over potatoes, use in toasties or tartiflette, or serve at room temperature with pickles and bread.

What to drink with it

Great Southern Chardonnay, dry Riesling, Pinot Noir or saison all work beautifully.

Pair it with

Firmer cheeses are excellent with sharp pickles, a little fruit sweetness and crisp texture.

Baby Cornichons · Falwasser Crispbreads · Tasmanian Quince Paste

If you like this cheese, try…

Mountaineer
For another Australian alpine-style cheese with a gentler rind.

Fontal
For a milder Italian melting cheese.

Want to know a little more?

Cheesemaker Chris Vogel trained in Switzerland before returning to Western Australia, bringing alpine cheesemaking technique into a local context.

Dietary

Ingredients: Pasteurised cow’s milk, salt, cultures, non-animal rennet. Contains egg.