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Follow these simple steps and you're on your way to an unforgettable
cheese and wine tasting.
- Choose up to 6 cheeses and up to 6 complementary wines
from the Cheese and Wine
Pairing Suggestions. (Visit the Shopping
section to purchase individual cheeses.)
- Allow for 2 ozs. of cheese per guest if you'll be serving
dinner. If cheese is the main event, allow 4 ozs. per guest.
- Plan on one bottle of wine serving 3 people.
- Offer complementary accompaniments such as breads, fruits
and nuts. (Visit the Cheese Pairings Guide for suggestions
on accompaniments.)
- Serve the cheese at room temperature, removing it from
the refrigerator up to two hours prior to guest arrival.
- Allow red wines to breathe for 10-20 minutes after opening.
Most wines are best served slightly cool; ideally, whites
between 50-55 degrees, reds between 60-65 degrees.
- Present each cheese in a large wedge to display its natural
beauty on a large plate, wooden board or piece of marble.
- Provide a Placemat, Tasting
Notes and pencils/pens for each guest.
- Let guests cut their own portions from the cheese to put
on their Placemat and provide
separate serving knives for each to avoid intermingling
flavors.
- Provide guests with a clean glass for each wine being
served to avoid intermingling flavors.
- Make Flag Markers with toothpicks
to label the cheese.
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