10 Wine and Cheese Pairings For Your Next Nude Cocktail Party

10 Wine and Cheese Pairings For Your Next Nude Cocktail Party

Cocktail parties are always fun and exciting however, nude cocktail parties take the fun to the next level. A cocktail party is not a cocktail party without wine and cheese right? If you are new to the whole nude cocktail party scene, you might be struggling to think of wine and cheese pairings to spice up the evening.

In this article, we will give you ten ideas for wine and cheese pairings for your next nude cocktail party.

Gouda and Cabernet

Gouda is a delicious and creamy cheese to pair with a Cabernet wine. If you opt for the younger gouda cheese, expect a milder and softer flavor. However, if you are interested in a stronger flavor then opt for the older gouda cheese. Both pair very nicely with a cabernet wine.

Manchego and Sparkling Wine

Manchego cheese is an excellent cheese to pair with a mild sparkling wine. A medium sparkling wine is best with this type of cheese which is made with sheep milk.

Ricotta and Riesling

Ricotta is a very popular cheese and pairs well with a Riesling wine which is often a relatively sweet wine. Ricotta compliments the flavors and notes found in most Riesling wines.

Parmesan and Prosecco

Parmesan goes very well with Prosecco, a nice medium, sparkly Presseco wine.

Gruyere and Chardonnay

Gruyere compliments the flavors and notes in a good quality Chardonnay wine. Give it a try!

Brie and Merlot

Brie pairs beautifully with Merlot, and it will always be an excellent addition to any nude cocktail party. You can also add olives to the cheese board and other compliments such as red grapes or crackers.

Bleu Cheese and Pinot Noir or Sweet Port

Try a good quality Bleu cheese with a fine Pinot Noir or sweet port.

Feta with bright red wine or dry rose

Feta cheese pairs well with bright red wine or dry rose as feta has a very salty flavor and the flavors associated with bright red wines or dry rose wines work very well with salty flavors.

Mozzarella and Gamay

Mozzarella pairs well with Gamay or crisp and dry rose wines, especially when they are served chilled.

Pinot Noir and Cantal

Pinot Noir pairs nicely with Cantal. Cantal has a fresh and tangy flavor that compliments the flavors of pinot noir wines.

These are some delicious wine and cheese pairings that you can try at home on your own or when you have your next nude cocktail party. You can also come up with your own wine and cheese pairings, you don't have to stick to these if you don't want to stick to them. Although, some wines work best with certain types of cheeses.

For example, Bleu cheese with Pinot Noir works really well, give that a try. a Simple yellow cheddar, it doesn't even have to be the expensive type either works very well with a Merlot wine, try and get a good quality Merlot though. Brie also pairs well with a nice full-bodied Merlot, you should certainly give that a try.

I would definitely recommend you try Merlot with cheeses that have a nice salty flavoring. That works really well. Gouda goes very well with a nice Carbenet, give that a try when you get the chance. These are all perfect wine and cheese pairings to try when you have your next nude cocktail party. Give them a try! You might just love them!