If you love wine but still feel like a novice when it comes to pairing wine and cheese, or if you simply want to develop your educational knowledge of wine, then Murray’s Cheese Shop’s Wine And Cheese 101 Class offered on September 10th should help bolster your awareness. Learning how to better pair win with cheese will increase your natural love of wine while you get to socialize in a class filled with other wine lovers.
Many wine lovers already know how to pair the wines they love with excellent cheese choices. When it comes to moving out of their comfort zones, however, some wine lovers can have difficulty knowing which wines go best with which cheese choices. Learning how to always pair your wine correctly with cheese will not only make you a better wine connoisseur, but you’ll also be able to increase your enjoyment of your favorite tasty beverage by boosting the level of taste you experience with each sip.
At Murray’s Cheese Shop, the Wine and Cheese 101 class will help you meet all of these goals. You’ll experience the opportunity to learn how to pair certain wine choices with the right types of cheese. Plus, you’ll get to experience the tasting and pairing yourself, discovering how different wines around the world can taste when paired with the right choices of cheese. Individual tickets for this event cost $90 per person.
Murray’s Cheese Shop is known worldwide for its dedication to finding and offering a wide variety of cheeses from across the world. Every year, they search for the latest and best cheese options from across the globe to bring home and offer to their local community. They not only cater, but also bring a variety of cheese choices to local restaurants in their community.
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