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NG Belgian Red and Cheese.

read 178 times | 3 replies | posted 6/28/2009 1:45:53 PM

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premium HOPSHUNTER 376:16	have a bottle I’ve been saving to share with my sister, it will be her first time trying it. I wanted to pair some cheese with it to snack on. Any suggestions? I was thinking Brie or a nice Triple Creme but that might be too easy. How about something a little more out of the box like some sort of Blue. Any other snack suggestions?	Reply Private message
premium TheCheeseMan 538:11	Avoid soft ripened cheeses, IMO, they would not compliment the beer. I think something with a crystalline texture and a touch salinity would be a better pairing. Parmigiano Reggiano or an aged Gouda would be a great pairing.	6/28/2009 6:07:48 PM Post a reply Private message
premium HOPSHUNTER 376:16	Thanks CheeseMan I was hoping you would weigh in.	6/28/2009 6:24:16 PM Post a reply Private message
premium drfabulous 1213:5	With a sour or tart beer, also consider a really rich chocolate. 67 and above percent. I recommend Missouri’s own, Patric.	6/28/2009 6:58:41 PM Post a reply Private message

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