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WHITES CYPRESS BEND VINEYARDS CHECKLIST RIVERTON ESTATE Wagram Pair with Fig & Honey Chèvre Log from Goat Lady Dairy in Climax BETTER JOLO WINERY & VINEYARDS GOLDEN HALLOWS 2019 TOGETHER Pilot Mountain Pair with Snow Camp from Goat Lady Dairy in Climax Try these 16 JUNIUS LINDSAY VINEYARD ROUSSANNE CELLAR SELECT 2019 North Carolina wine Lexington and cheese pairings for a Pair with Goat Feta from Three Graces Dairy in Marshall delicious taste of our state. LAUREL GRAY VINEYARDS BARREL-FERMENTED CHARDONNAY 2018 Hamptonville Pair with Mountain Cheddar 7-Year-Old Super Sharp from Ashe County Cheese in West Jefferson LAUREL GRAY VINEYARDS VIOGNIER 2017 Hamptonville Pair with Sandy Creek from Goat Lady Dairy in Climax PLĒB URBAN WINERY CHARDONNAY 2019 Asheville Pair with Chèvre from Round Mountain Creamery in Black Mountain SAINT PAUL MOUNTAIN VINEYARDS CENTENNIAL FARM HERITAGE RIESLING 2014 Hendersonville Pair with Carolina Moon from Chapel Hill Creamery SANCTUARY VINEYARDS PEARL ALBARIÑO 2018 REDS Jarvisburg Pair with Lindale from GROVE WINERY NEBBIOLO 2014 LINVILLE FALLS WINERY Goat Lady Dairy in Climax Gibsonville ELEVATION ESTATE-GROWN RED 2017 Pair with Campo from Boxcarr Newland Handmade Cheese in Cedar Grove Pair with Garlic Spread from English Farmstead Cheese in Marion CIDER & MEAD JONES VON DREHLE VINEYARDS & WINERY TEMPRANILLO 2016 NOTTELY RIVER VALLEY VINEYARDS BOTANIST AND BARREL Thurmond WAR WOMAN RED 2012 LESS IS MORE PÉT-NAT CIDER Pair with Buffalo Mozzarella from Murphy Cedar Grove Fading D Farm in Salisbury Pair with Basil Cheese from Pair with Drunk N Collard from Yellow Branch Cheese in Robbinsville Paradox Farm Creamery in Carthage LAUREL GRAY VINEYARDS SHILOH 2015 Hamptonville SANCTUARY VINEYARDS LA MAISON GRISE HONEYGIRL MEADERY Pair with Pure Chèvre from HANDCRAFTED CABERNET FRANC 2015 LAVENDER MEAD 2019 Celebrity Dairy in Siler City Jarvisburg Durham Pair with Bear Wallow from Pair with Hunkadora from Looking Glass Creamery in Columbus Prodigal Farm in Rougemont Subscribe today! Visit ourstate.com or call (800) 948-1409..

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