Romano, Stilton and Fenugreek/Nigella Gouda.

Surprisingly, no.
I find it has little flavour and would rather put my efforts into much tastier varieties.

fridges, jiggered to run at 12C
Freezing cheese is not advised it can wreck the structure if it's a moist variety.

It's illegal to sell raw milk products here and I don't have a commercial kitchen.
This is all for home consumption and gifts, I have never sold a scrap.

No, all eaten or given away.

This reminds me of the Life of Brian for some reason.

Sure!
Always good to share with a fellow duck ;)

Worth learning.
Basics are easy, details are a rabbit hole.
Try Gavin Webber's youtube channel and r/cheesemaking.

Yep.
And my third fridge has another 2 kg cheese drying in it, along with 10kg of amazing salami.

Keep up the good work!

Gear isn't really expensive, but the milk really adds up.
10 litres of milk makes 1kg of cheese so you can see where it's going.
If you can get milk reasonably it's an excellent hobby, and the results when you get some skill are really awesome.
R/cheesemaking if you want to dabble.

This is the state of my cheese aging fridges as at 29/12/2022.

It’s a bit low as I have not made as many this season (so far) due to a lower level of milk supply.

We have also been making an effort to use up some of the oldest cheeses, as they are getting past their best after more than 6 years ageing.

In glass, we have feta style in oil, full cream and skim yoghurt.

I am making mostly washed curd styles now (based on a Gouda type recipe) but I also have Romano, Halloumi, Parmesan, Alpine style and a few other types. Almost all the cheeses are made with cow’s milk (Thanks Roxy!).

The fridges are conventional "fridge only" frost free units run by thermostatic controllers (WillHi in this case, but Inkbird make a popular version). They run at about 11 Celcius.

The recipes I use can be found mainly in Ricki Carroll’s book “Home Cheese Making”.

Edit: Thank you for all the awards and your interest!

Excellent advice.
Carpets are an issue, hard floors are much better but removing carpets might not be achievable.
Window covers, we use cheap washable curtains. Another significant allergen which is often unidentified is perfume (particularly artificial ones). Detergent, cleaning products and fabric softeners are available in unscented forms and are highly recommended.