The king of Italian cheeses, Parmesan is aged over ten months and has a granular texture and sweet, buttery and nutty flavor. It's extremely versatile and can be shared as a table cheese, shaved over salads or pasta and grated into sauces and mashed potatoes.

Parmesan pairs best with amber lagers such as:

Dos Equis Amber, Dos Equis Lager, New Castle Brown Ale, Big Ditch Excavator, New Belgium Fat Tire, Peroni Nastro Azzuro, Sierra Nevada Pale Ale, Nu Skool IPA India Pale Ale, Ommegang Witte

The king of Italian cheeses, Parmesan is aged over ten months and has a granular texture and sweet, buttery and nutty flavor. It's extremely versatile and can be shared as a table cheese, shaved over salads or pasta and grated into sauces and mashed potatoes.

There are literally dozens of different goat cheeses, also known as chevre, produced in France and the United States today. Goat cheese range of flavors and textures can vary as much as any of the cheeses made from cow's milk and can be covered in herbs, spices or even a fine vegetable ash as well.

Blue cheese ranges in flavor from delicate and only slightly tangy to richly earthy andvery sharp. Its textures can range from crumbly to readily spreadable making it a perfect addition to salad dressing and dips, pasta dishes, omelets, crepes and soufflés.

Feta is a unique cheese that undergoes a four to six week brining process to prolong its keeping quality. This technique gives feta a soft, crumbly texture and a strong, salty flavor. It’s an amazingly versatile cheese that adds rich flavor to salads and baked dishes and is regularly used in Greek and Mediterranean dishes.

Classic Farmhouse cheese originated in the village of Cheddar in Somerset, England, now produced in countries around the world. From creamy texture of its youth, to crumbly, sharp, full-bodied presence as it ages -- rejoice in its wide variety of ages and flavors.

Brie is the most popular of all imported French cheeses for good reason. When served at room temperature with fresh fruits and walnuts, it's delectable. When brie is layered with sun-driedtomatoes and baked en croûte, it's heavenly!

Classic farmhouse cheese originated in the village of Cheddar in Summerset, England, now produced in countries around the world. From creamy texture of its youth, to crumbly, sharp, sull-bidies presence as it ages - rejoice in its wide variety of ages and flavors.

Brie is the most popular of all imported French cheeses for good reason. When served at room temperature with fresh fruits and walnuts, it's delectable. When brie is layered with sun-dried tomatoes and baked in croute, it's heavenly!