
Make an Old Party Trick New Again
The age-old, maximalist combination of aged port and blue cheese isn't new, but there's a reason it never went away. Here's how to make it your party trick this year.
- story: Jordan Michelman
- photo: Jarett Sitter
The age-old, maximalist combination of aged port and blue cheese isn't new, but there's a reason it never went away. Here's how to make it your party trick this year.
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