
The Power of Place in Hudson Valley Cheese
When it comes to cheese, think local and artisanal, and look for cheeses made by people whose business decisions reflect their commitment to the community—and the land.
When it comes to cheese, think local and artisanal, and look for cheeses made by people whose business decisions reflect their commitment to the community—and the land.
These cold weather inspired cocktails and pairings may just change your mind when it comes to warm drinks. They aren’t your Granny’s grog or sweet mulled wine, they’re modern takes on the classics.
To pair wine with cheese in the Hudson Valley, locavores should embrace the concept of “what grows together, goes together”.
There are few more gratifying pursuits than heading to the farmers market for locally made cheese.
Crafting a Hudson Valley cheese board involves combining textures, flavors, and providing a few simple accompaniments to complement your selection.
Consider this. Animals eat grains and grass. Whiskey is distilled from fermented grain.
A perfectly chilled glass of dry, crisp rosé wine invokes dreams of quintessential spring days and steamy summer nights.
I’m not just a wine and cheese professional, I’m a culinary hedonist, open to exploring flavors, aromas and textures not familiar to me.