Nebbiolo
Piedmont, Italy
Earthy and structured, with dried cherry, rose petal, and iron-tinged spice. Its firm tannins cut through Old Farmdal's butterscotch depth while its rustic savory character matches the bold herbal snap of Chianti Salami perfectly.
Grüner Veltliner
Wachau, Austria
Crisp and mineral with a signature white pepper lift, this Alpine white meets aged gouda on its own terms. Its stony acidity brightens Old Farmdal's caramelized richness while its herbal, citrus-zest edge plays beautifully against the wild ramp and garlic of the Bärlauchkäse.
Flanders Red Ale
West Flanders, Belgium
Aged in oak and tart with notes of sour cherry, balsamic, and toasted malt, a Flanders red is beer at its most wine-like. Its bright acidity cuts the fat of prosciutto and the density of Old Farmdal a alike, while its dark fruit character weaves naturally through the Blueberry Cardamom Preserves and the spiced depth of Chianti Salami. Complex,
regional, and quietly perfect for a spread like this.
Single-Origin Ethiopian Pour-Over
Yirgacheffe, Ethiopia
Bright and floral with natural notes of blueberry, bergamot, and dark cocoa, an Ethiopian light roast mirrors the Blueberry Cardamom Preserves with uncanny precision. Its fruit-forward finish draws out the crystalline sweetness in Old Farmdal and keeps the spread feeling lively.
Gyokuro
Uji, Japan
Shade-grown and steeped cool, Gyokuro is one of Japan's most prized teas — deep green, umami-rich, and surprisingly savory. That oceanic, almost brothy quality finds a natural home alongside Old Farmdal's malty depth and the prosciutto's delicate salt, while its vegetal sweetness echoes the spring character of the ramp cheese.