To brie, or not to brie?

Cheese and wine… the perfect pairing. But to brie or not to brie and with that wine? Our guide below will hopefully help with some of the decision making!

blue cheese
Soft blue cheese + No.1 Sparkling White

No.1 Sparkling White pairs perfectly with a soft blue cheese as the sweetness helps cut through the sharpness.

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Burrata & grilled peaches + No. 2 sparkling rosÉ

No.2 Sparkling Rosé is great with fruit. So pairing it up with a creamy burrata and adding some grilled peaches will complement this canned wine.

feta To brie, or not to brie?
Feta + No.3 rosÉ

No.3 Rosé pairs perfectly with a feta. Being vegan doesn’t mean you miss out on feta cheese. Most supermarkets stock a great vegan feta.

To brie, or not to brie? goats cheese and wine pairing guide
Soft goats cheese + No.4 white

Our No.4 White pairs perfectly with a soft goats cheese. Creamy, tart and fruity. Delicious.

aged-cheddar-cheese
Aged Cheddar + NO. 5 RED

Our No.5 Red pairs perfectly with a crumbly aged cheddar cheese. 

parmagina To brie, or not to brie?
Parmigiano reggino + Scarpetta Lambrusco

Scarpetta Frico Lambrusco from North Eastern Italy naturally pairs excellently with  parmigiano reggino. The fruity wine cuts through the salty cheese.

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Brie & figs + Scarpetta frizzante

A light & creamy brie pairs with a sparkling Scarpetta Frico Frizzante. Add figs and honey and you have one delightful moment.

gruyere To brie, or not to brie?
Gruyere + West & Wilder pinot noir

West + Wilder Pinot Noir goes perfectly with a gruyere cheese. 

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Cream Cheese + West & Wilder Chenin blanc

West + Wilder Chenin Blanc is a light, delicate wine and pairs really well with a cream cheese. Nothing too strong to allow the flavours of the wine to come out.

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