1279 S. Kihei Road., #309,Azeka II, Mauka (808) 874-3930
Aloha fellow cheese enthusiasts!
Here we go again…coming down the back nine of 2005--hold on now!
Cheesy things coming up:
·
Saturday May 7th--oops you
missed the 2 year anniversary party? We missed you too! Wednesday and Thursday
June 29th and 30th we will have another merchandise sale and several cheese and
wine offerings from $19.95. Leave the matching to us!
·
Friday & Saturday June
17th & 18th we will have a booth at the Wailea Film Festival. Come try out our
offerings:
o
Cheese Platters (3 types):
The cheeses are mild and yummy Arina from the Netherlands, nutty and mellow
Urgelia from Spain, and rich and buttery Parrano from the Netherlands: Your
choice of fresh fruit, dry salami by Bussetto and country Greek olives, or
black pepper and champagne pate all served with La Brea demi-baguette
o
Paninis: Veggie
"pizza" special--Leyden cumin cheese, sundried tomatoes, and
marinated artichoke hearts--Deeeelicious! Black forest ham, sundried tomatoes,
and Old Quebec super sharp cheddar all melted to cheesy perfection.
·
Saturday July 9th our
quarterly cheese and wine event will FINALLY hit Lahaina!
o
Lahaina Coolers from 1-3pm
we will be demystifying the little "stinkers"!
o
Creamy and dreamy Eppoisses
or Le Tour du Cru from Burgundy, France
o
Taleggio from Italy
o
Wenendyle from Belguim
o
Le Lingot from the Loire,
France and a beauty blue for dessert. All deliciously paired with fine
summertime wines from all parts of the world.
o
Some seats are still
available $65.00 per person inclusive of tax and gratuity. Call 874.3930 for
information and reservations.
“ASHED WONDERS” REVISITED:
·
Morbier from Haut Jura,
France is a classic made from cows' milk. This peanut butter-like in feel has
an incredibly rich feel on the palate with nutty and earthy flavors.
$16.00/pound.
·
Humboldt Fog from Humboldt County,
CA is made from goats' milk, This a very fresh cheese offering Brie-like creamy
characteristics on the outer edge with beautiful crumbly interior. $24.00/pound
CHEESY TRIVIA:
The horizontal blue vein you see in the above mentioned cheeses
is a vegetable ash, and in days past the purpose of the vegetable ash was to
keep the flies off between the morning and evening milking. Today it is more
for an aesthetic value.
REMINDER:
Our cheeses and wine get invited to all the parties! Bring in
your own platter and we will design a party hit, or we can hook you up with one
of our NEW bamboo cheese boards delightfully designed for your next party. Then
you can bring your board back for a refill for other occasions.
Cheers and make it a Maui Gourmet Day,
The Cheesy Gals