Should Brie go with red wine or white wine?How about Camembert?

Answer 1

Both brie and camembert should be served with white wine
when in doubt, a good rule of thumb is to match the color or the wine with the color of the food.

Answer 2

The sharper the cheese the stronger the wine... soooo with your brie or even the Camembert a white will do fine. I would even suggest a dry one versus a fruity one. Save the fruity white for desert.
Try a bubbly white brut - prosecco, Cava or a Champagne.

Answer 3

I prefer Red Wine

Answer 4

Brie's ideal pairings are champagne, merlot and sweet sherry
Camembert's ideal pairings are cabernet, champagne and chenin blanc

Here are some of those basic truths:

• White wines match best with soft cheeses and stronger flavors.
• Red wines match best with hard cheeses and milder flavors.
• Fruity and sweet white wines (not dry) and dessert wines work best with a wider range of cheeses.
• The more pungent the cheese you choose, the sweeter the wine should be.

Answer 5

White is safe, but Red wine is great as long as it's fruity and sweet or is a roset.

Answer 6

Definitely red wine as it contains tanins which will cut through the fat in the cheese.

Answer 7

i would have gone with red wine a mixture af tastes is always good or you could try mixing both wines together to solve your problem