Cheese
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Montere Valpolicella Ripasso Superiore DOC - Tinazzi Ca de RocchiRegular price €16,90
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Zipolo Marche Rosso IGP - Il Conte Villa PrandoneRegular price €23,00
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Olmera "Tai Sauvignon" IGT - De StefaniRegular price €21,90
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Marinus - Il Conte Villa PrandoneRegular price €18,00
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Pinataro Nero di Troia - TagaroRegular price €13,95
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Merlot - Il FiliariRegular price €7,00
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Amarone della Valpolicella DOCG - CesariRegular price €31,00
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Vajo Rosso del Veronese IGT - FabianoRegular price €27,50
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Infinitum Primitivo - TorreventoRegular price €7,95
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Blood Brother Red - Karl MayRegular price €11,95
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Quarantia Artenos Merlot IGT - ConselveRegular price €12,50
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Fusilier (Red) Bag in Box 5l - F.lli VincenziRegular price €19,95
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Friularo Fondatore DOCG - ConselveRegular price €21,50
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IX Prandone Merlot - Il Conte Villa PrandoneRegular price €85,00
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UNO Primitivo di Manduria DOC Riserva - Masseria la Volpe (1.5L) in wooden boxRegular price €39,50
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Primitivo Lirica 1.5 liters - Produtori di ManduriaRegular price €25,95
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Osthofen Grauburgunder - Karl MayRegular price €11,95
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Lirica Primitivo 3L - Manufacturers of ManduriaRegular price €70,00
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Fernanda Veneto Cortese IGT (White) Bag in Box 5l - F.lli VincenziRegular price €19,95
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Chianti Classico - BracaiaRegular price €18,50
Wine and cheese – one of the oldest and most popular combinations in the world. The right pairing enhances the flavors of both components, creating a harmonious taste experience or creating exciting contrasts. But which wines pair best with which cheese?
Which wines go with which cheese?
Generally speaking, mild, creamy cheeses pair particularly well with fruity white wines, while mature and spicy cheeses are often paired with full-bodied red or sweet wines. Sparkling wines, with their fresh acidity, can also be a wonderful complement to certain cheeses.
Classic and exciting pairings
- Soft cheeses (e.g. Brie, Camembert): Fresh white wines such as Chardonnay or a light Pinot Noir.
- Hard cheese (e.g. Comté, Parmesan): Strong red wines such as Cabernet Sauvignon or a full-bodied white wine.
- Blue cheese (e.g. Roquefort, Gorgonzola): Sweet wines such as Sauternes or port provide exciting contrasts.
- Goat cheese: Dry, fresh white wines such as Sauvignon Blanc or a young Riesling.
Discover the world of wine and cheese
Whether classic combinations like Brie with Chardonnay or surprising contrasts like blue cheese with sweet wine – the possibilities are endless. Experiment and find your perfect wine and cheese pairing for unforgettable moments of enjoyment!