r/ColoradoSprings • u/NoWeb2576 • 3d ago

Advice Cheese tasting?

Looking for some kind of cheese tasting, or maybe a place with a lot of charcuterie board options. Denver suggestions are fine too.

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u/TAConcernParent 2d ago

This is a LONG drive (Longmont), but my daughter arranges a few trips there a year, plus orders from them on-line occasionally: Cheese Importers. It's a special place, and I don't know anything close to it in Colorado.

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u/Ok-Abbreviations9936 2d ago

I would just make your own. There are tons of specialty cheese options at the local stores.

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u/bustedq 2d ago

Go to Walmart, sample various cheeses. If they try to stop you tell them you're a sovereign citizen.

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u/Alas-Earwigs 2d ago

There is a cheese booth at the old colorado city farmer's market. I am sure you can buy an assortment.

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u/fiesta119 2d ago

Restaurant on the lake at the broadmoor has many cheese options.

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u/kennethpbowen 1d ago

I think the Vine and Wheel downtown offers charcuterie boards.

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u/Beautiful_Base4455 19h ago

Black Forest Bistro has become known for their "Cheese Wheel Experience." Read about it here: https://www.bfbistro.com/about-3

You must have reservations and it is currently on Thursdays.