Pair with an Pinot Noir.This medium-bodied wine complements the rich cheese, accompanied by dried apricots, almonds, whole grain crackers, and honeycomb.
2.
Frans Hals Matured Goat’s Cheese
Holland
Match with a crisp Sauvignon Blanc. Serve with dried cranberries, pecans, water crackers, and a drizzle of honey or lavender for a vibrant pairing.
3.
Rembrandt Aged Gouda Style
Holland
A robust Cabernet Sauvignon enhances this cheese. Pair with dried pears, hazelnuts, rye crackers, and dark chocolate for a rich experience.
4.
Bella Pepato Cheese
Australia
A spicy Shiraz pairs beautifully. Serve with dried plums, cashews, crispbreads, and olive tapenade to complement its peppery notes.
5.
Leyden (Spiced Gouda)
Holland
Pair with a Riesling featuring crisp acidity. Accompany with dried apple slices, Brazil nuts, multigrain crackers, mustard, or pickled vegetables.
6.
Barber’s Vintage Cheddar
United Kingdom
A full-bodied Shiraz will complement this cheese. Serve with dried figs, walnuts, oat crackers, and a spoonful of onion or tomato chutney for a rich and satisfying flavor experience.
7.
Crakington Cheddar Cheese
United Kingdom
A full-bodied Shiraz will complement this cheese. Serve with dried apples, roasted almonds, oat crackers, and apple chutney.
8.
Smoked Red Fox Cheddar
United Kingdom
Pair with a lighter Merlot, or a Pinot Gris. Complement with dried figs, smoked almonds, wheat crackers, pickles, or smoky BBQ sauce.
9.
Black Garlic Manchego
Spain
A Tempranillo works well with this cheese. Enhance the pairing with dates, Marcona almonds, rosemary crackers, and quince paste.
10.
Zanetti Fresh Pecorino
Italy
A Vermentino or a Pinot Grigio pairs nicely. Serve with dried cherries, walnuts, water crackers, and a drizzle of olive oil and black pepper.
11.
Fiddlers Green Cheese
United Kingdom
Pair with a Riesling. This cheese goes well with dried pears, pecans, seeded crackers, berry compote, or a balsamic reduction.