The board,set with intention.

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Three boards we’ll stake our name on.

All boards & boxes
The Gathering
No. 01
The Gathering$195
Medium board · serves 8–10

Our most-ordered board. Five cheeses, four cured meats, seasonal preserves, and the staples that make a board feel inevitable.

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The Salon
No. 02
The Salon$485
Grazing table · serves 15–25

A grazing table built on the rentable oak plank, plated tableside and arranged in three movements: cured, aged, sweet.

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The Cellar Box
No. 03
The Cellar Box$295
Premium gift · paired wine

Our highest-touch gift. A curated cellar in a single box — a bottle of natural wine, two raw-milk cheeses, three cured meats, and a hand-numbered card.

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§ 02 — A HOUSE NOTE

We believe a board is a conversation set in motion — a way of saying welcome without speaking. We build ours from a creamery in Austin, Kentucky, a curer in Calabria, and a bakery in Northside whose oven was warm before we arrived.

07
years of practice
46
small producers
3
ovens, by name
1
house standard
¶ HOUSE NOTES — FROM HOSTS
VOLUME I · MMXXVI
We've booked Larder for every quarterly board meeting for three years running. It is the only standing item on my calendar I am never tempted to move.
Eleanor V.
Chief of Staff, Hollins Capital
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The Larder Letter

Seasonal menus, first.

A short letter, four times a year, when the menu turns. No social media spillover, no promotional fog.