Cheese+wine - Hoboken

Got some great brie at a reasonable price. Staff was very friendly and tolerated all my questions while my semi destructive toddler roamed the shop. Samples were also offered. I'm not aware of any other cheese shops with this variety in Hoboken so glad it's here. I'd still either trek to the city or JC for my preferred fix of creamy artery clogging bliss but it's super nice to have a local option for some good stuff.

Love working with this curated store. It really is a local gem, worth moving to Hoboken for!! Tip: ask them for a gift basket this holiday season, their presentation is on point!!

Cheese are good. Don’t trust all their wines. I would go to the younger wines 3 years max. I bought a vacqueyras semelle des vents 2017 recently and it’s supposed to be a great wine. Unfortunately this one was stale. So I am questioning how cheese and wine is storing their wine.

My friends got three cheese platters for their engagement party. There is something about getting married where people assume a couple will start consuming blocks of cheese on a regular basis. I guess it makes sense, once you’re married there is no need to regulate your cheese consumption. Even if your partner is not on board with it, they signed a legal contract committing themselves to you for better, for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health, until death do you part. Unregulated cheese consumption covers a lot of those things. If I’m single by 40, I’ll probably be getting juicers and gym memberships for my birthday. Or maybe my friends and family will give up on me finding love and give me cheese platters too. Enjoying a lovely assortment of cheeses would definitely distract me from the thought of dying alone. Anyway, after the engagement party was over I was lucky enough to use one of the three cheese platters with the soon to be bride and groom. The cheese we got from here was absolutely delicious.

My friends got three cheese platters for their engagement party. There is something about getting married where people assume a couple will start consuming blocks of cheese on a regular basis. I guess it makes sense, once you're married there is no need to regulate your cheese consumption. Even if your partner is not on board with it, they signed a legal contract committing themselves to you for better, for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health, until death do you part. Unregulated cheese consumption covers a lot of those things. If I'm single by 40, I'll probably be getting juicers and gym memberships for my birthday. Or maybe my friends and family will give up on me finding love and give me cheese platters too. Enjoying a lovely assortment of cheeses would definitely distract me from the thought of dying alone. Anyway, after the engagement party was over I was lucky enough to use one of the three cheese platters with the soon to be bride and groom. The cheese we got from here was absolutely delicious.