One of the easiest and most enjoyable ways to bring together friends and family this holiday season is by hosting a wine and cheese party. Well any food and wine pairing would make a good party! Don’t worry if you haven’t any prior experience buying either, we’ve provided some quick tips below to get you started.
The proper serverware will make set up for your party so much easier. Wine servers, champagne flutes, cheese and fruit servers, combination wine and cheese servers and plate servers can be placed on a buffet or in the center of the table to accommodate self-service for guests. Wrought iron servers make for a visually stunning table all the while being quite functional.
Wrought Iron Fruitwood Table Double Wine Chiller
Wrought iron and glass make for a lovely double wine chiller. This piece is as beautiful as it is functional. Place on a side table or buffet table along with your cheese, fruit and bread servers.
Wrought Iron Wine & Cheese Party Server
This stunning wine and cheese party server features a bell shaped glass vase for bouquets, holds six wine glasses and four wine bottles and comes with a marble slab perfect for serving fine cheeses. Place in the center of your table for a stunning tablescape.
Wrought Iron 10″ Raised Plate Server
Keep plates within guest’s reach with the wrought iron plate server. It holds a generous stack of 10″ plates or acts as a cheese or fruit server when used with just one plate.
Take a look at our full selection of serverware to select the perfect pieces for your wine and cheese gathering.
Wine and Cheese Pairings
For a small group, serving just a few choice wines and cheeses is certainly the way to go. For a larger group, consider multiple pairings to appeal to a wider range of tastes. You should also make sure that you inform your younger friends and family members to bring their legit fake id cards with them on the night (if they have one) just in case any questions get asked regarding their age or so forth. As well as this, to keep expenses reasonable, you might want to ask each guest to bring a certain type of wine by their favorite producer. Then you can concentrate on providing the cheeses that pair nicely with each type.
MyRecipes.com’s Scott Jones shares his take on the perfect pairings below. For more info read his article “An Easy Wine and Cheese Pairing Party”.
