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Q : blacksticks blue
From: grant, rochdale	31/07/2009
this cheese is really soft creamy and tangy found it at my local morrisons. fantastic cheese.

A: blacksticks blue
From: Kathryn, Butlers	03/08/2009
Thanks for the feedback Grant, am glad that you like it! Do keep your eye out for our other Blacksticks cheeses as I think you would enjoy those too. You can now follow a link from the home page to get a summary of the main stockists.

Q : Delivery in UK
From: Dig Butler (Swarbrick), Pennsylvania, USA	17/07/2009
Hi, I'm a Garstang native & have lived in the USA for the last 18 years. Lancashire cheese is still my favorite. I found your website & wondered whether you delivered in the Garstand/Preston area because I'd love to send your cheeses to family over there. Lovely website. Cheers.

A: Delivery in UK
From: Phil Walker, Butlers	20/07/2009
Hi there glad you found our website and good to hear from you! If you can hang on for a month we are just in the process of creating an online shop for our cheeses, so that is definitely going to be your easiest option. If you sign up for our newsletter via the link on the "latest news" page you will be sure to be one of the first to know the shop is open!

Q : Red Leicester
From: John Melia, Crosby Merseyside	08/07/2009
Dear Butlers Cheeses, Quite by accident I recently discovered your Red Leicester. I was so impressed with this wonderful cheese that I retained the wrapper in order to research your products further and to find out where more of them are available.

A: Red Leicester
From: Phil Walker, Butlers	09/07/2009
Hi John, thanks for your message and so glad that you enjoyed our Red Leicester. You can find out who stocks our Blacksticks cheeses by viewing the "where to buy" page within the blacksticks section of the website. We are currently compiling a stockists page for our other cheeses but do please ask if there is a specific cheese that you want to find in your area and we will happily help.

Q : blacksticks
From: Brid, belfast	08/07/2009
Am i right that Blacksticks Blue comes in white and yellow cheese? im fairly sure that ive had the first from the Coop and the second from M&S both delicious. My husband agrees and BB is his totally favourite cheese at the moment. butr Butlers Lancaashire is unbeatable I think

A: blacksticks
From: Phil Walker, Butlers	09/07/2009
Hello, Blacksticks Blue is the amber (orange) coloured cheese. The white cheese you found is most likely Blacksticks White - another one of our Blacksticks cheeses. Both are blue cheeses. I hope that helps and I am pleased to hear that you enjoyed them both! Do also look out for Blacksticks Silk (made from goats milk) and Blacksticks Velvet (made from sheeps milk). In fact Blacksticks Velvet is currently available in M&S. Thanks for the feedback.

Q : Cheese n Beer
From: Mike Duggan, Radcliffe,Manchester	26/06/2009
Dear Butlers,the cheeses are fantastic...The gourmands have decided cheese n beer is 'in',yet its been around for years...have you had any feedback,or suggestions as to beers which may complement your range ?

A: Cheese n Beer
From: Kathryn, Butlers	01/07/2009
Hi Mike, the delay in reply is because we are still discussing this at the dairy! We don't have anything specific, though we do like our cheeses with Boddingtons, Guinness and strong dry cider. If you would like to do some research and let us know what you think is best with a selection of our cheeses we would be happy to send you some cheese as a thank you.

Q : Blacksticks Blue
From: Andy Vincent, Leicester	25/06/2009
I recent bought some to try at my local ASDA, its really nice I've already recommended it to my Dad

A: Blacksticks Blue
From: Kathryn, Butlers	27/06/2009
Great news Andy, glad you enjoyed it. Hope your Dad does too! Thanks for telling us.

Q : Blacksticks white
From: Sylvia Bialkowska, Epsom Surrey	11/06/2009
Congratulations - an English superb blue cheese - I normally buy French St Agur but this is much better. Best wishes to you Sylvia

A: Blacksticks white
From: Kathryn, Butlers	12/06/2009
Many thanks Sylvia, it's great to hear that you enjoyed your first taste of Blacksticks White so much - your feedback is really helpful. We are very pleased to provide a fitting British alternative!

Q : Segments?
From: Leonard Simonis, Bournemouth	06/06/2009
All cream cheese makers seem to have given up on selling in boxed wrapped segments. It is ruiness to put the lot in the fridge, could you consider it? It is quite a problem when the only one in the family addicted?

A: Segments?
From: Bronwen Coward, Butlers	09/06/2009
Hi Leonard, I can appreciate your point, however we don't make any cream cheeses so it is not something that we can solve for you. The nearest product that we make is a shortly to be launched in M&S spreadable goats cheese in a 125g pot - perhaps you would find this so delicious that you wouldn't want to put it away in the fridge?!

Q : Memories
From: Marie Prescott, Lincolnshire	02/06/2009
Just come across your site and what memories it has evoked. I Lived In Longridge when I first got married in 1968 and have many happy memories, coincidentally at the time i worked on the switchboard at Booths in Preston. Amazing to see how the company has grown. I still love Lancashire cheese and friends bring it when they come to visit.

A: Memories
From: Phil Walker, Butlers	05/06/2009
Hi Marie, how lovely to hear that visiting Butlers Cheeses website brought back such fond memories. If you are a big fan of Lancashire cheese (just like all of us here at Butlers!!) and keen to try our range of Lancashires then you will find them in the following stores: Tesco Boston (New Hammond Beck Road)- Tesco Finest Creamy Lancs and Tasty Lancs Wedges. Asda Boston (Sleaford Road) - Asda Extra Special Creamy Lancs wedges. Asda Lincoln (Newark Road) - Asda Extra Special Crumbly lancs, Creamy Lancs and Tasty Lancs wedges. I Hope that these stores are near to you and you get to taste our delicious cheeses!

Q : Mislabled Blue?
From: Mike Abbotts, Beverley	31/05/2009
Hi, I'm familiar with Blackstick's Blue - a regular on Beverley market. Just tried a different blue from Easingwold market - a super cheese! But it was labled Butler's Blue which does not appear on your site, so, for future reference, what was it ? It tasted like a cross between gorgonzola and dolcelate, soft but quite strong. Beacon Blue, or what? Cheers, Mike

A: Mislabled Blue?
From: Phil Walker, Butlers	01/06/2009
Hi Mike, Butlers Blue is the same as Blacksticks White. We are trying to phase the Butlers Blue name out in order to remove confusion such as this, but we are aware that some delis and smaller stores might still refer to the name, as might some of their customers! I hope this clears the confusion for you anyway and glad to hear that you enjoyed it.

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