The Foodie Guide to Pairing Wine & Cheese

Being a foodie is a labor of love. After all, it's hardfoolproof gourmet cheese course, select 3 - 5
work keeping up with the latest food trendscheeses that vary in texture and flavor. Add
whether it's shaving bortaga on your pasta atsome crusty bread, fresh or dried fruit, olives and
home or sampling pork belly at the newly openednuts and voila! Remember, wines are meant to
restaurant. Good thing serving a gourmet cheesecleanse the palate, wash away the tongue-coating
course is a no brainer. Not only is this one courserichness of the cheese and prepare your mouth
you don't have to cook, but it's an easy andfor the next delicious bite. It's important that your
elegant way to impress your guests byselections don't overwhelm the cheese and vice
introducing them to new culinary delights - oneversa. Essentially, you'll want to match wine and
trend that will never go out of style.cheese of the same intensity level. Just
A cheese course is about observing and enjoyingremember "like for like".
contrasting and complementary flavors. For a