Do You Need Some Cheese With That "Wine"?

It's party time and your friends are on their way toGoat Cheese- Chardonnay
your wine and cheese party. Choosing the right kindGouda- Riesling or Champagne
of cheese you serve depends on two things: theGraddost (Swedish Semi-hard cheese)- Chenin Blanc
wine you serve and personal taste. As withor Sauvignon Blanc
everything else, everyone has his or her own likesGrafton Village Cheddar- Cabernet or Sauvignon Blanc
and dislikes. This goes for the wine and the cheese.Muenster- Beaujolais or Zinfandel
Cheese tips:Displaying your cheese can also be fun. Flattened
Many cheeses taste better close to or at roomWine Bottle Cheese Platters are a functional serving
temperature. Pull them out of the refrigerator anpiece that can also double as wall art!
hour or so before serving. Also, you will needHave you ever wondered how they are made?
approximately 8-12 oz. of total cheese per person ofActual wine bottles are flattened through a 12-hour
which at least 1-2 oz. servings of each different kindheat and gravity process reaching temperatures of
of cheese per person. Remember that tastes varyover 1500 degrees! It takes a true artist to create
from person to person, so try to have a nice varietythese works of art. They are created in an actual
of different kinds of cheeses for the wines youglass studio ensuring premium quality and exceptional
serve. Try these wine/cheese suggestions or mixclarity. Each wine bottle cheese platter is unique, as
them up to find what suits each person.they are hand made. The labels are attached to the
Type of Cheese- goes with this wine...underside of platters and are water-resistant. They
Brie- Merlot, Champagne or Sweet Sherryare easy to clean...just wipe with a damp cloth. As
Camembert- Cabernet or Chenin Blancwall art, they come ready to hang with a stainless
Cheddar (Mild)- Champagne or Chardonnaysteel wire melted into the bottle giving guaranteed
Cheddar (Sharp)- Cabernet or Sauvignon Blanchanging strength.
Colby- Riesling or ChampagneYou will definitely want to display your wine bottle
Edam (from Holland)- Riesling, Dry Champagne orcheese platter when not in use. You will want a flat
Pinot Noirwine bottle cheese platter for your next wine and
Emmentaler (from Switzerland)- Beaujolaischeese party.
Fete- BeaujolaisRemember these are just suggestions. If it tastes
Fresh Mozzarella- Red or White Winegood, do it! It's party time.