Everything You Need to Host a Wine and Cheese Party

We've rounded up our favorite glassware and serving pieces -- plus some advice for the edibles -- to help you nail every detail.
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It's a Gouda Thing

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While a bottle of wine and a wheel of Brie constitute a party in our book, an extra-special affair calls for a few special extras. We've rounded up our favorite glassware and serving pieces -- plus some advice for the edibles -- to help you nail every detail.

When the cheese plate is top-notch, it's enough to carry the menu. Learn how to put together a mouthwatering platter -- including how much to buy, what to serve alongside it it, and how to wow your guests with the presentation.

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What a Slice

An ultra-sharp set of specialty knives will create even slices that look as good as they taste. We'll tell you just how to portion different types of cheese too.

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What's on Your Rind?

Label your spread with cheese markers so guests can take note of their favorites -- and track them down after the party ends.

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Well Handled

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It wouldn't be a wine-and-cheese party without an eye-catching cheese board or two. Carved faux-bois aluminum handles add a modern touch to the simple silhouette of this sheesham hardwood base.

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Bar Fly

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Serve up some style on a stainless steel bar tray. Wide handles and a decorative border create an elegant platform for glasses or snacks.

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Bubble Your Fun

Frederic Lagrange
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A glass of still wine suits any occasion, but our cocktails made with Champagne and sparkling wine will add instant pizzazz to your night.

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Glass Act

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Whether you sip a Bordeaux or Sauvignon Blanc, wine tastes better when savored in stunning stemware.

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One-Bite Delight

Christopher Baker
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If you'd like some sweet to offset your savory, opt for poppable treats that guests can enjoy without setting down their wine.

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