Wine temperature

A good indicator of desired #wine temps. Note that straight from the fridge is usually too cold!

At what temperature should wine be served? - In short, serving temperature has everything to do with the wine’s style. A good analogy is this: Would you drink lemonade warm? Of course not! That’s why white wines taste better chilled. It’s because their sugar, acidity and alcohol structure make them better suited for colder temperatures. For sparkling wines, I suggest serving them cold, between 38 and 45 degrees. For white wines, slightly warmer, between 45 and 50 degrees. As for red wines…

“Wine Color/Varietal Guide and Temperature”

Want to know how to chill wine fast? 1. Place wine in an ice bucket. 2. Fill it with equal parts ice and water. 3. Add 1-2 cups salt and wait 10 minutes. Drink!

Want to get the best flavor out of your wines? Head to Always the Holidays for our wine temperature guide to find the best red wine temperatures and white wine temperatures for serving and storing your wine. #WineTemperature #WineDays #wine #over21

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To showcase the wines you love, it's important to serve them at the right temperature. Wine temperature greatly impacts taste. Here's a little advice.

Where and how long you store your wine, and at what temperature you serve it definitively matter.

#Wine Temperature Chart Love this--I think most people serve red wine at too high a temperature.

For the best tasting wine, following the proper storage and serving temperatures is crucial. Here's a guide to figuring out the correct wine temperatures.