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cookingwithdot said:@mountainmama74
That sounds yummy! Thanks! I will send it over to the host & see what she thinks ...
Some popular appetizers for a wine and cheese party include crostini, charcuterie boards, bruschetta, and stuffed mushrooms. These options pair well with different types of wine and cheese and offer a variety of flavors and textures for guests to enjoy.
A good rule of thumb is to have at least three different types of cheese for a wine and cheese party. This could include a soft cheese, a hard cheese, and a blue cheese. It's also a good idea to have a mix of mild and strong flavors to appeal to different tastes.
Some classic wine and cheese pairings include brie with chardonnay, gouda with merlot, and blue cheese with port. However, you can also get creative and experiment with different pairings based on the flavors and textures of the cheese. It's also a good idea to offer a variety of wine options to accommodate different preferences.
Yes, you can definitely serve other food options at a wine and cheese party. In addition to cheese and wine, you can offer fruits, nuts, crackers, and other appetizers to complement the cheese. Just make sure to keep the focus on the cheese and choose items that pair well with the wine.
It's always a good idea to have non-alcoholic options available for guests who don't drink. You can offer sparkling water, iced tea, or non-alcoholic versions of popular wine drinks like sangria. You can also serve mocktails or create a fun non-alcoholic punch to add to the party's festive atmosphere.