Any thoughts on a cheese pairing with the 1968 Boal? No time for experimentation except on the party guests!
I'm thinking a bleu is too strong. Brie would likely work, but a bit conservative. Go complementary or contrast? I plan on having nuts and some dried fruits to accompany.
Thoughts and experiences appreciated.
Cheese pairing w/ D'Oliveira Boal 1968
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Re: Cheese pairing w/ D'Oliveira Boal 1968
My standard answer for Tawny Port is white cheddar (English Coastal is superb), comte, gouda, or manchego. Various swiss cheeses also usually work pretty well.
For Madeira I'd probably lean toward the stronger flavored of those, namely the white cheddar or (aged) gouda.
For Madeira I'd probably lean toward the stronger flavored of those, namely the white cheddar or (aged) gouda.
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Re: Cheese pairing w/ D'Oliveira Boal 1968
I like all of the cheese that Glenn offered. Boal is strong enough to spar against any cheese IMO; so I would just buy the cheeses that I enjoy the most....
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Re: Cheese pairing w/ D'Oliveira Boal 1968
I think any good washed rind cheese would work nicely. Also some harder ones like cheddar.