In general, red wines are served at room temperature. However, people should consume wine at the temperature they prefer.
Generally speaking, white wines are served chilled whereas red wines are not. However, chill or not any wine you wish if you prefer it that way. Wine isn't about rules but about enjoyment.
Red wines are best served at "cellar temperature." Cellar temperature rangers from 55-58 degrees Fahrenheit.
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All wines (which includes champagne) should be chilled. The real question is: to what temperature?Red wines should be served between 60 and 65 degrees.White wines should be served between 50 and 55 degrees.Champagne should be served between 45 and 50 degrees.One common mistake is that people assume that serving red wine at 'room temperature' means 72 degrees. In fact, room temperature refers to old European wine cave/castle temperatures which were closer to 60 degrees.
Like all red wines, it should be served at room temperature.
You'll generally be safe with red wine for red meat and white wine for white meat.
There are many types of wines and each type is having hundreds of best wines that are hard to put up. Some of the types are: Red wines White wines Rose wines Sparkling wines
Appetizer/ white wine Salad/ White/Red Main Course/ Red Dessert/ Coffee
Yes red or white wine does go in the refrigerator. In general the accepted 'rule' is that white wine is served chilled (ie lightly refrigerated) whilst red wines are served at room temperature. The 'stronger' the flavour of the wine the better it will stand up to being drunk warm and the less flavour it has the more it will benefit from being chilled. Personal preference plays a major role - if you like your red wine cool then cool it. But to play safe when serving guests whose preference you don't know just follow the basic rule - white & rose wines cooled, reds at room temperature. Also - to be correct - it is usually best to open red wines a little before they will be needed and let them 'breath' for say 30 minutes.
Red wines contain tannin, which can create that sensation.
As a rule, white and pink wines are chilled and red wines are served at room temperature. There are always exceptions to the rule -- for example, sparkling wines should be chilled no matter what color -- so, it's wise to check the bottle for the recommended storage and serving temperature.