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Tonight’s
Fresh Cheese Selection
Mix & Match to your Hearts Content
Served in 1 ounce portions |
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Smoked
Gouda |
Named
after the Dutch town of Gouda. Hard, Washed Curd & Cows
Milk Cheese. Pairs well with Cabs & Merlots |
1.00 |
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Gruyere |
A
protected Swiss AOC Cheese. Hard & made from Cow’s Milk.
Pairs well with Pinot Noirs or Rieslings |
1.75 |
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Dubliner |
A Hard
Irish Cheese made from Cow’s Milk with a highly guarded
recipe. Reminiscent of Cheddars with some Nuttiness of
Swiss. Likes a Full Bodied red like a Cab or
Merlot, but an Okay Chard will dance well with it. |
1.25 |
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Stilton |
A
protected name that can only be made in three counties
from cow’s milk. A distinctive, Strong Blue. Generally a
Sweet Wine is encouraged, but any full bodied red will
do or a nice Belgian Ale is also nice. |
2.25 |
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Chevre |
A soft
spreadable cheese made from Goats.
Pairs well with most whites and softer reds. |
1.00 |
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St. Andre |
A “Triple
Cream”, Soft, Cow’s Milk Cheese from the Normandy region
of France. Probably best with a Pale Ale but a full
bodied red will do well also. |
2.25 |
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Queso
Cabra al Vino |
Otherwise
known as “Drunken Goat” (although the Goats were not
drinking the wine) the cheese is submerged in Dolpe
Pasta Wine for 3 days. Made in Spain, Rioja is great
with this, but a lighter fruitier red will do just fine. |
1.50
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Roaring
40’s Blue |
Produced
in Melbourne by cows that graze on several specific
grasses including sea kelp that washes ashore during bad
storms called the roaring forties. Pairs well with
any full bodied Red. |
1.75
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