Pastoral Partners with Intelligentsia Coffee!
Pastoral is proud to offer our artisan products at Intelligentsia Coffee's Chicago Locations.
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in Cheese News, Sandwiches, and Press Mentions on January 27, 2012
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Pastoral is proud to offer our artisan products at Intelligentsia Coffee's Chicago Locations.
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in Charcuterie, Pairing of the Week, and Red Wine on January 26, 2012
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The credit should all go to the wine however, because it does a lot from the back seat to make this work. Texturally, there is a distinct juiciness with the Milano and Nebbiolo together.
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in Cheese, Imported Cheese, Recipes, and Merchant Park Community Garden Recipes on January 25, 2012
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Somewhat belatedly, we find ourselves in the depths of winter, although I’m still not sure if we’re totally there yet. I’ve been anticipating blizzards and all the challenges they bring with them since, ooh, November, so I wasn’t disappointed when...
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in Wine and Sparkling & Rose Wine on January 18, 2012
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Not thrilled about winter's (albeit delayed) arrival? House Sommelier Mark has some a tip on a new wine that'll make winter's arrival a little more bearable for you and your friends.
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in Cheese, Pairing of the Week, Wine, and White Wine on January 18, 2012
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This week's pairing is a marriage of Kentucky's very own Tomme de Nena and Domaine Sauvete, a white wine from the Loire Valley in France. Read all about why these two work so well together!
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in Cheese, Pairing of the Week, Wine, American Artisan Cheese, and Red Wine on January 12, 2012
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The whole is greater than the sum of its parts: the key to any great song, any great painting and this spectacular pairing!
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in Craft Beer , Cheese, Imported Cheese, and Pairing of the Week on January 6, 2012
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The cheese and Porter pair well together. The hazelnut and macadamia nut notes in the cheese glide easily into the root beer/caramely flavors in the beer. The buttery texture of the cheese needs a little more acidity from the Porter to completely cut through the fat and leave the tongue singing.
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in Cheese, Recipes, and American Artisan Cheese on January 4, 2012
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It's winter and everyone is eating soup these days and we all know that soup is better with cheese, but lets stray away from the cheddars, the alpine cheeses and the parmesans of the world for a second and try something else, something new maybe.