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How To Pair Beer With Cheese

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Wine and cheese are essential to have when hosting a party because these small bites are easy for party-goers to snack on.  However, foodies today are branching off and trying out other pairing ideas. Some might say beer and cheese is the new wine and cheese. So we had Escoffier Online’s Chef Mark Dowling share some of his favorite beers and discuss how to pair them with the appropriate cheese.

Pairing Items:
1. Leinenkugel’s Summer Honey Weiss Paired with Applewood smoked Cheddar
2. Oberon Ale Paired with Dill Havarti
3. Guinness Extra Stout Paired with Smoked Sweet Swiss Cheese

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