Cheese lovers paradise!
David & Karen Taylor · Local Food Producers · TasteBy David Taylor
The 23rd Banon cheese festival took place Sunday, it has been a few years since we have been and it continues to attract huge crowds the the main interest being tasting and eating cheese, lunching, drinking and just a very convivial day out for friends and families to get together.
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