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Try This: Wine & Cheese Pairing at Lowes Foods

Here’s how you can experience this for yourself.

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Gather around the community table for tasting events.

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Bonjour, GVL. Danielle here. I recently explored wines from France with the help of Lowes Foods at the Pelham Road location’s monthly wine and cheese pairing.

At a price point of $15, you’ll sip four samples of wine (plus a bonus fifth pour of your favorite) along with a plate full of cheese, and you’ll leave with the knowledge to impress your guests at your next gathering. Here’s how you can Try This.

What we tried:

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Sip back and relax. | Photos by GVLtoday

We tried four varieties of French wine:

  • Barton & Guestier Vouvray
  • Mâcon-Villages Chardonnay
  • Chapoutier Belleruche Côtes-du-Rhône Rouge
  • Chevalier du Grand Robert Bordeaux Supérieur

Bonus: They try to keep the price point of each bottle under $20.

What not to miss:

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More brie, please. | Photo by GVLtoday

I may or may not (read: definitely did) have left with all four bottles of wine, but as a cheese lover, I have to say the cheese is what you truly can’t miss.

Learning about the different varieties and which pairs best with the wines on the table, I grabbed “one of each” cheese, too, before heading home to share the pairings with my friends.

What we’re still talking about:

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The honey was un-bee-lievably good with Hilda’s cheese choices. | Video by GVLtoday

This month, Lowes also highlighted local beekeepers with their pairings.

I dripped honey from The Carolina Bee Honey Company in Travelers Rest over every bite of cheese. Did you know you can buy local honey right there in Lowes Foods?

How you can experience this:

Find your nearest Lowes Foods to see what upcoming tasting events are on the calendar.

Things to know if you go:

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