Italian Cheese & Regional Wine Pairing Class

by kirstin on August 2, 2009

White winer glass and cheese

Just in case you’ve been aching to brush up on your mixed or Buffalo milk cheeses or have been wishing you could learn about the simple art of Italian cheese and wine pairing by tasting eight cheeses and five-plus wines in two hours, here’s a little something that might entice- a course about Italian cheese and the wines that adore them, this upcoming Thursday, in Berkeley.

The write-up and some hints of the cheeses to come are below, and I would love to see you there. I’ll be your teacher. Reservations required.

“Like peanut butter and chocolate, garlic and anchovies and whiskey and hangovers, Italian cheese and wine were born to be together.  From Piedmont to Puglia, Italian regions focus on these traditional styles of cheese and winemaking that make the most of their area’s bounty, and in this class, you’ll learn of their glories in an informative and delicious manner.

Join Kirstin Jackson, Solano Cellars cheese instructor and author of the cheese website ItsNotYouItsBrie.com to learn the essentials of wine and cheese harmony by tasting through Italian regional cheeses and the wines that love them.

Class attendance is limited to 23. ”

Just some of the cheeses that will be featured:

Gioia Burrata

Caseificio Dell’Alta Langa La Tur

Toma Piemontese

Quadrilello di Buffala

Second post of Kitchen Curds coming next week, written by “It’s Not You, it’s Brie” group and goat photographer, Molly.

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Jessika August 3, 2009 at 8:22 PM

Wish I could attend, it sounds fabulous!

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