Probably but the content is so low in most cheeses that it's not an issue.
Anything can go bad if left uncooled or old. I can never make port wine cheese last long enough to go bad.
cork, port, wine, bodyboarders and bacalau(dry salted cod).
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Port is a wine made in a specific manner.
Most cheeses will go with port wine, but my favorite is Brie cheese (can be softened) and used along with fruit and crackers. A great recipe to have when just having a Port Wine and a few nibblies is: 1 medium round of Brie (peel waxy layer off) Put in 4 - 5" dish. Pour over apricot jam (or any jam) on top and cook in oven for 15 minutes until melted. Use Wheat Thins or a spoon and other crackers. It's a hit! The classic cheese to have with port wine is a mature Stilton cheese. In British supermarkets near Christmas they often sell a half bottle of port with a small Stilton in a gift box. I always buy a couple in case I have forgotten to buy someone a present, or I have an unexpected guest. And if I don't I can always eat and drink it myself. Oh dear, now I have to go and have some.
The introduction of the port wine which is a sweet fortified wine from the Douro region of Portugal.
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A wine makers cheese!
Every wine has a suitable cheese to compliment it.
Port is a fortified wine, and it should be served in smaller amounts than dinner wines. Use specially designed port glasses, or pour two to three ounces into a regular wine glass. Port is served after the meal, with cheese or fruit if desired.
The saying is, " Would you like some cheese with that wine " Saying- would you like some cheese, as in smiling, and wine, as in whining or crying. That's why people "eat cheese and drink wine" together.