Wrekin White is named after the Wrekin hill which is a prominent and well-known landmark, it rises 1335 feet above the Shropshire Plain. Though it has never been a volcano, The Wrekin is largely formed from volcanic rocks - once ashes and lava. There is an Iron Age hill fort on the summit almost eight hectares in size.

Matured for a minimum of 3 months, it is smooth, creamy and dotted with eyelets. Its nutty flavour and fruity aroma develops with age. The natural rind is brushed with local rapeseed oil to aid maturation.