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The cheeseboard in Dutch fine dining restaurants, III: Using the FSC model in finding good cheese-wine combinations: A pilot study with red bacteria cheeses

Published in: Research in Hospitality Management
Volume 5 , issue 2 , 2015 , pages: 225–227

DOI: 10.1080/22243534.2015.11828349

Author(s): Jan A. Schulp International Hospitality Management, Stenden University of Applied Science, The Netherlands , Rebecca Rive International Hospitality Management, Stenden University of Applied Science, The Netherlands , Melissa Leeman International Hospitality Management, Stenden University of Applied Science, The Netherlands

Keywords: flavour profiles , flavour style

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Abstract

The authors selected four wines that, according to their restaurant experience, matched well with red bacteria cheeses. Subsequently, an expert panel created flavour profiles of these four wines and of four red bacteria cheeses, using the FSC model by Klosse (2004, 2014). The cheeses and the wines demonstrated great similarities in flavour profile: high flavour richness, a more coating than contracting mouthfeel and a dominance of ripe flavour tones over fresh tones. These results give further support to Klosse's rules about matching food and beverages.

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