| Whether it was nerves, inexperience or a bit of both, Caerphilly lost their heads and lost control of the game. |
| I've got some strong cheddar and some Caerphilly as well but I've only got the double Gloucester out of the fridge. |
| At one stage, only the dismal form of whipping boys Caerphilly looked capable of saving them from the indignity of a winless season. |
| We believe we were first indebted for it, to the old dame who entertained us nearly forty years since in the Caerphilly Cottage. |
| Among the many natural-rind cheeses are English Caerphilly, French Beaufort, Italian Parmigiano-Reggiano, and Spanish Manchego. |
| Caerphilly is a moist, whole-milk cheese with a crumbly, softish texture and a mild, acid tang, which was a favourite of Welsh miners. |
