Cheese and Cheers organizes tastings and presentations on beer, wine and cheese, featuring the best from New World artisans and craftsmen, along with Old World standards. We also can organize business events and parties. As an alternative to a typical steak house dinner or cocktail party, we can organize a beer dinner, a tasting of regional cheeses, or a beer vs. wine smackdown, where participants vote on the best companions for cheeses from outstanding wines and beers. We also offer an independent beer pairing program for artisan and farmstead cheesemakers and can match craft brewers with artisan cheesemakers for mutually-beneficial cross-marketing partnerships.
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Special thanks to Hank from the Beer and Cheese Project, and to Tasia at Fromagarie Belle Chevre for contributing some of the images used on our home page.


Does beer hear what wine says?

Does beer hear what wine says?

David | Blog | December, 08 2011 | No Comment

A couple of days ago a beer colleague left for me a copy of an October article from the Chicago Tribune on overrated, overpriced wines.  I’m sure he was hoping to provoke a similar conversation about beer. The relative price and value of beer has long been a popular topic in the beer blogosphere. Normally [...]

Starting Point: Matching Intensity

Starting Point: Matching Intensity

David | Blog | November, 07 2011 | No Comment

Last week we posted a pairing that featured Point Reyes Original Blue Cheese matched with Lagunitas Hop Stoopid, and what a match it was! The creamy, texture and puckering flavors of the cheese went hand-in-hand with the full, sweet malt and big citrus and pine hops of the beer, and we scored it a perfect [...]

Pairing No. 17: California Blue and Green

Pairing No. 17: California Blue and Green

David | Blog | November, 03 2011 | No Comment

This pairing is somewhat accidental. The two products, Hop Stoopid Ale from Lagunitas Brewing Co., and Original Blue Cheese, the farmstead cheese from Point Reyes Farmstead Cheese Co., are made just 25 miles from one another in northern California.  When a bottle of the beer and a wedge of the cheese each found their own [...]

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