The right accompaniments can elevate the experience of a cheese platter, especially when it includes fine products such as our (limited-edition) cheeses featured in our collection.

These cheeses serve as the perfect canvas on which one can paint flavors and create balance or contrast. The key ingredients required for anyone to get started are imagination, dedication and passion – the cheesemakers’ legacy.

Fruity sweetness and freshness are an integral part of a balanced cheese platter. Fruits offer a contrast to our savory and rich cheeses, enhancing the experience. Specifically, fresh or dried figs are ideal companions to our limited-edition cheeses, adding a natural sweetness that balances their bold flavors.

Additionally, juicy grapes provide the perfect freshness, highlighting the rich texture and unique aromas of our cheeses. Pears and apples create an excellent combination with the cheeses, offering a light and refreshing sensation. Seasonal berries and strawberries will take your food combinations to the next level!

Nuts add a crunchy texture and rich flavor that complement the complexity of our limited-edition cheeses. Walnuts are perfect for accentuating the more intense flavors, adding additional depth and balance to every bite.

Moreover, the mild sweetness of almonds pairs perfectly, adding a pleasant crunch. Lastly, with their buttery taste, pistachios provide an interesting contrast to more aged cheeses.

The sweetness of honey and jams/chutneys can further elevate a limited-edition cheese, offering a harmonious contrast to its rich, savory characteristics. A good platter can also be enhanced by an essential base of crackers or bread, which would provide the perfect texture and thus allow the flavors of your cheeses to take center stage.

Finally, olives and pickles add a bold saltiness and acidity that balance the richer flavors of your cheeses, enhancing their depth.

Don’t be afraid to let your imagination run wild and create "unusual" combinations. Think and act outside the box, because, after all, everything starts with an experiment!