The store is centered around a tantalizing display of cheeses from all over the world, olives, charcuterie, imported oils and vinegars, breads, crackers and more.
Our customers tell us they don’t miss the drive to Beverly Hills to have their cheese cut fresh from the wheel, to peruse a selection of boutique wines chosen for their compatibility with the cheeses on offer, or sample goodies from crostini to caviar. We offer wine and cheese tastings, custom cheese platters, catering, cookbooks, and culinary accessories.

http://www.lagunaculinaryarts.com/pages/cheese_wine_shop.php

Has anyone checked out the Laguna Culinary Arts Gourmet Cheese and Wine Shop?

Laguna Culinary Arts is a multi-faceted cooking school offering hands-on classes for cooks of all levels of experience, from casual beginners to serious professionals.

http://www.lagunaculinaryarts.com

I have a feeling Cayci and I will be going there soon. I just checked out their “menus” and the prices are very reasonable. We usually go to Frog’s Breath in Orange, but the prices at LCA make the drive worth it. Plus you can go there for a sandwich or salad if you need more substance for the wine. I just wish they would update their website more often because it is a bit late for the September wine flight.

Nothing’s more suspicious than frog’s breath!

i don’t know.  any place that prices its cheese by the 1/4 pound is suspicious in my book.

I take classes there, nothing suspicious about it.  Just don’t expect Costco pricing.