What wine goes with a cheese board?
Start with your favourite cheese. One wine is easier to match to three similar cheeses than to a board ranging from fresh goat’s cheese to pungent blue.
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Mild semi-hard cheese
Young Gouda and mild abbey cheeses suit a light red. Pinot Noir’s cherry and strawberry notes show better alongside mild cheese than a heavily salted one.
In the glassPinot NoirCreamy bloomy-rind cheese
With Brie, try Don de Pierre for a fresh contrast to the creamy cheese. A fuller white makes a gentler pairing.
In the glassDon de PierreWhich wine goes with cheese fondue?
A sip of Don de Pierre after bread dipped in melted cheese offers a fresh contrast. Its fine bubbles refresh the palate. Serve it in your glass, separately from the wine used for cooking the fondue.
In the glassDon de PierreWhat about raclette?
Round, creamy Chardonnay Elegant goes well with melted cheese and potatoes. If you serve charcuterie, gherkins and pickled onions, try the wine with the cheese first, then add the pickles to taste.
In the glassChardonnay ElegantAged hard cheese
With aged Comté, the ripe apple and creamy texture of Chardonnay Elegant complement the cheese’s nutty notes. Compare a sip before and after a bite.
In the glassChardonnay Elegant