Performance Notes
Swiss is a long-storing cheese that doesn’t need special wrapping. It tends to sweat and get a little hard around the edges when left at room temperature for extended periods, so we recommend not leaving it out for too long.
Pairing Notes
Nutty cheeses like slightly sweet sippers so we often pour bock, weiss beer, gewürztraminer, riesling, ice wines, port and sherry with Swiss. If stronger spirits sound best, then we recommend grappa and fruit brandies.
Beer & Cider
American Pale Lager
Pale Ale
Wheat Ale
Red Wine
Beaujolais
Cabernet Sauvignon
Merlot
Pinot Noir
White Wine
Chardonnay
Pinot Gris
Riesling
Sauvignon Blanc
Serve
Swiss cheese never met a deli spread it couldn’t make its own. We typically layer it on dark pumpernickel or rye sandwiches and grate it into casseroles and fondues. Wisconsin produces delicious potatoes so we’ll often melt Swiss cheese onto them whether it be hash browns or traditional Swiss-style rösti potatoes, gratins or gooey baked potatoes. Oh, and broccoli baked with swiss cheese and cream is sure to be a staple in your home, if it isn’t already!