The start of the holiday season naturally brings questions of how to show friends and family you care. While this year has brought even more questions, the farm family at Chapel’s Country Creamery has a solution.
New this holiday season, Chapel’s is offering cheese boxes, including a complete cheeseboard kit that can be delivered locally or shipped nationally to reach loved ones. Each cheeseboard kit contains a variety of Chapel’s cheeses, along with honey, crackers, and cured meat from Eastern Shore artisan producers.
“Our artisan cheese boxes are the perfect way to keep the gift giving tradition alive, even if you can’t get together with family and friends this year,” says Trisha Boyce, who owns and operates the creamery with her husband Jarred. “There’s no better way to add fun to being home for the holidays than with a cheeseboard kit to put together and enjoy with your family.”
Boyce says Chapel’s cheese products also make great gifts for business gifts to send to clients, employees or managers. Gift packs are fully customizable to meet any gift need.
“Sending a box of our artisan cheeses is a terrific way for businesses to thank their customers,” says Jarred. “We can customize our boxes to meet the needs for each business customer. We can even include cheeseboards with your logo. Our customers and their satisfaction is our priority.”
Chapel’s Country Creamery is an independent, family-owned and operated farm nestled on 45 acres just outside of Easton. Their award-winning farmstead cheeses begin with fresh raw milk from their herd of registered Jersey and Holstein and are made and packaged on the farm in a state-licensed creamery.
Cheese boxes can be picked up or delivered and shipped nationally. To order your holiday gifts from Chapel’s Country Creamery, visit www.chapelscreamery.com.
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