Maille Mustard with olives and herbs de Provence

Got this 108g jar of specialist mustard from the Maille boutique shop on Piccadilly in London for just over £6.......

......and it's GLORIOUS!!   First tried it with meatballs I had for dinner and you can taste the olives and herbs used in the mustard.  I can see this stuff going well with bruschetta if you make your own..... smear a little on the toasted bread before putting the tomatoes/onion mix on top.

I've not seen this on the Maille website yet, so I'm thinking it's a seasonal "special" that's sold in store only.  However, if you do come across some of this in another store, I can definitely recommend getting a jar!!!

Maille blue cheese mustard

This is my current favourite of the Maille mustards I've tried so far.  It's the small 108g jar with blue cheese and wine wine and goes well with everything!!!  (well not your cornflakes of course!)  Works well in salad vinaigrettes, meat dishes and is medium strength.  This size jar costs £5.80 at the Maille shop in Piccadilly London and can also be bought online here  I've also seen the larger size jar available elsewhere online (such as Ocado) for a slightly lesser price than Maille, so you can shop around for competitive prices.

Defo worth getting!

Maille Dijon mustard with honey

This Honey mustard comes in 230g jars costing £5.30 from the Maille website here although it is also available cheaper at Sainsburys here and Waitrose here.  Also available through the Maille store on Piccadilly, London

It's a medium heat strength mustard and (obviously!) sweet so not the mustard for most recipes although the recommendation is for use in salad dressings/cheese recipes.

I have other preferences within the Maille mustard range, but this is a good one to try!

Maille Oignon Grille et Serpolet mustard

This grilled onion, wild thyme and white wine mustard from Maille comes in small 108g jars from their London store on Piccadilly (in between Fortnums and The Ritz)

List of ingredients on the rear label will tell you what's in it, and it's a very interesting and tasty mustard - has the original heat of Dijon mustard too.  Costs £5.80 so pricey, but you pay for the taste!!  (worth the money!)

Can be purchased here Maille Mustard for £5.80 per 108g jar and also available through other websites such as Ocado and mysupermarket.

Good taste, and worth spending on a gourmet treat once in a while!!

Maille Cognac mustard

We found the Maille shop almost accidentally - it's located on Piccadilly, London, between Fortnum & Masons and the Ritz, opposite the Royal Academy in a corner shop on Piccadilly Arcade.  Website here Maille

They make mustards with wine instead of vinegar, giving the mustards a rather potent but seriously delicious tastes. We tried a small 108g jar of the Cognac mustard costing £5.50 which is gorgeous - slightly sweet, but very tasty

Back label with ingredients

Lid

This can be purchased online here Cognac Mustard for £5.50 per 108g jar

There is a very large range of Maille mustards both in the small jars and a slightly larger range of big jars (at least double the size of the small ones) costing £12 a jar.  Expensive but I suspect a worthwhile treat for the foodie connoisseur!