And just like Stinking Bishop is a semi soft cheese, its recipe is semisecret. We know it starts with pasteurized cow's milk that is left in a vat for four hours with ferments and rennet.

SIEGEL: Well, between that description and the name Stinking Bishop, it sounds like a very attractive cheese. Mr. MARTELL: Well, 90 percent of people will think it's disgusting because of the smell.

They don't call it Stinking Bishop for nothing. This cow's milk cheese from England announces its presence from afar, with an aroma reminiscent of an outhouse on a hot day. Frankly, I don't ...

A history of the Stinking Bishop The bizarrely-named cheese appears in the new Wallace and Gromit film. But its manufacturer is worried. By Terry Kirby reports. Wednesday 14 September 2005 00:00 BST.

Nick Foley AN English dairy farmer who saw demand for his pungent cheese rocket after it featured in a Wallace and Gromit movie vowed yesterday not to sell his thriving business. Charles Martell ...

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Great Britain boasts a lot of cheeses, though they're not as popular as they should be (yet). These are some of the British cheeses you really have to try.

Stinking Bishop, however, is not the World's Smelliest Cheese. That honor belongs to a French cheese, Vieux Boulogne, a soft cheese from the northern part of the country.

The cheese MUST be served at room temperature. ... And let’s not forget England’s Stinking Bishop, a whiff of which revives the delighted Wallace in his most recent film with Gromit.