Cheese board: variety of cheeses on marble serving board. getty. M.M.: There are no hard rules when it comes to pairing wine and cheese! Some cheeses are better suited for either red or white ...

First up is the blue cheese. Ray says the classic pairing is port ... Leave white wine out 15-20 minutes before drinking; as for red, put it in the fridge for 30 minutes before serving.

National Wine and Cheese Day is coming, and pairings are already pouring in as shops, bars and home hosts prepare to ...

Try pairing Tuxford & Tebbut Stilton with an ultra-aged Tawny Port or, at the other extreme, a White Port on the rocks. It will also pair well with an Australian Rutherglen Muscat.

These days, there are so many confusing rules about pairing wine and cheese that it's no wonder many are turning instead to craft beer as their drink of choice. With wine, you need to consider ...

FIND IT AT: Wine Geeks in Armonk and Zachys in Port Chester. Fonseca Bin 27 Premium Reserve Port ($29) Sweet port and cheese — especially ripe, blue-veined varieties, like Roquefort, Stilton, and ...

And though National Wine and Cheese Day may have passed (7/25), that doesn’t mean you can’t perfect your pairings for the next time you venture outside for a socially distanced picnic.

Wine and cheese are a natural pairing. Wine's acidity and tannins marry with cheese's fatty creaminess, creating balance. Delicious, gourmet wine and cheese pairings can be expensive -- unless you ...