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Culpeper Cheese Company for our New Year’s Eve Game Night
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Culpeper Cheese Company for our New Year’s Eve Game Night

December 31, 2016

Last summer while window shopping in the historic area looking for a great lunch spot, the Culpeper Cheese Company reined us in!

CULPEPER CHEESE COMPANY FOR SCENIC CUISINE

At the lunch counter, a charcuterie board was customized for us…a first for us.

charcuterie board at the Culpeper Cheese Company

Sitting down in the back of the shop to enjoy our lunch, we enjoyed a cute, cozy, and quaint space, with peeks of lovely offerings to purchase, all of which I wanted to put into my shopping cart!

Since we always enjoy cheese, meat, and crackers (not that we ever thought to call it a charcuterie board) on New Year’s Eve for game night, we decided to peruse their cheese selection to purchase some for Christmas.

At the cheese counter we were offered samples of various types of cheeses in the case that intrigued us.

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Purchasing some of those samples and our favorites from lunch, we took our cheeses home.

APPETIZERS FOR NEW YEAR’S EVE

After my kids came home from work we settled into our traditional snacks and game night to welcome in the New Year.

Excitedly, my son neatly arranged all the Culpeper Cheese Factory cheeses on my Christmas snowman platter.

Appetizers from the Culpeper Cheese Company for New Year's Eve Game Night

My kids love it when I find the buttery snowflake crackers for the cheeses.

Snowflake crackers for New Year's Eve Game Night

My son also arranged the other appetizers, like the shrimp cocktail, quite perfectly.

Shrimp cocktail for New Year's Eve Game Night

DESSERT FINGER FOODS FOR NEW YEAR’S EVE

And of course lots of dessert finger foods still left from Christmas…

Brownies for New Year's Eve Game Night
Fudge for New Year's Eve Game Night

GAME NIGHT FOR NEW YEAR’S EVE

Our favorite game was Scrabble, which we stretched quite well on the diagonal this year.

Scrabble on New Year's Eve Game Night

After the winner put his/her name in the box lid, he/she chose the next game…which we repeated through the evening, while watching Bachelor Mother with Ginger Rogers and David Niven, a funny New Year’s Eve movie from 1939.

For more photos, check my Flickr set.

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