This September Wine Pairing, Cozy Mystery and Wine; Each month I create a wine pairing suggestion. Who said we can’t enjoy a glass of wine while enjoying a cozy mystery? This way I can recommend a tasty sweet wine and a good cozy mystery novel to my readers.
Stella Rosa Blueberry Wine
Apple, White Peach, Floral Taste
This Italian wine pairs well with charcuterie, pastries, and fresh fruits. It has an apple, white peach, and floral taste. It is a moscato so it’s very sweet.
Please enjoy responsibly.
Death on a Serving Board: A Charcuterie Shop Mystery by J.C. Eaton
Humorous, Fun, Cozy Mystery
Death on a Serving Board is a new September release. I just finished reading this book and I gave it 5 stars on Goodreads. I enjoyed this book. The cover looks amazing, and it piqued my interest in reading this novel. I’m glad I did!
Death on a Serving Board is the third Charcuterie Shop mystery. It was a very enjoyable read. Katie Aubrey owns Char-Board, a charcuterie and lunch spot. The restaurant has three employees: Lilly-Ann, Matt, and Javie.
The ghost, Edith, was a unique and humorous character. “Killed in her prime at 77 years old!” She needs to learn humility to move on. This was so funny! I also like how the charcuterie class ties into the mystery.
Thank you to NetGalley for a free copy of this book in exchange for a fair and honest review.
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Best,
Anita