Three awards have been handed to the Island's cheeses at a top British show.
Manx cheese has excelled at one of the oldest shows in Britain.
Isle of Man Creamery scooped three awards at the Frome Agricultural Cheese Show, winning gold, silver and bronze at the start of the month.
The awards came in the "cheddar cheese with savoury additives” and "smoked cheese” categories.
Chairman of the Global Cheese Awards Committee, Nick Pooley, says the quality of this year’s entries was outstanding.”
Creamery managing director Findlay Macleod says it’s a huge achievement:
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