Wine Serving Temperature

To enjoy the real flavor and aroma of the wine

, the wine should be stored and served at an optimal temperature. Wine serving temperature is the fundamental feature that allows the approval of its organoleptic behavior.

Serving wine at an optimal temperature helps to bring out the good taste of the wine. But it is not necessary that the wine should be served chilled or at room temperature. Serving wine at extreme temperatures causes the components inside the wine to overwhelm thus the whole taste of the wine is thrown out of balance.

In addition to sip the full and true flavor of the wine it should also be stored in a proper temperature. Miserably many people dont realize it and many wines are damaged because of improper storing.

The normal and famous myths about wines serving temperature is that white wines should be served chilled and red wines should be served at the room temperature i.e. little warm. Some cases this might be correct. But the actual serving temperature of wine depends on the wine type and also the persons personal preference.

Wines flavor and aroma are masked when it is served too cold and the wine seems to be flat and dull when it is served too warm. So this fact makes it clear that temperature plays a very important role in wine taste and aroma.

So the best possible wine serving temperatures for White Wines is 45 to50 F (7-10 C), Red Wines is 50 to 65 F (10-18 C), Rose Wines is 45 to 55 F (7-13 C), Sparkling Wines is 42 to 52 F (6-11 C) and for Fortified Wines is 55 to 68 F (13-20 C).

Not only the serving temperature plays a significant role in wines flavor and aroma the storage temperature also has an important part. The storage temperature controls the wine characteristic and also tells us how the wine should be treated before serving it.

Some wines stored in the cellar require more cooling than the chillness in the cellar and some wines need to be taken out from the cellar to warm them in the room temperature. Some wines need to be taken out from the cellar to warm them in the room temperature.

The true fact about the wines is that the wines that are served too cold can be easily warmed but the wines that are served too warm finds difficulty in cooling. So always serve the wine little cooler than it is necessary. But the wine that is served too hot will have the alcohol taste and it will not be a pleasure to drink it.

The conclusion that can be drawn is that the wine that is served too warm and too cold will surely lose some of its awful characters.

If the wine you have planned to serve is too warm it will be nice if you cool it before serving. You can chill those wines by placing them in the refrigerator or putting them in a bucket of water for about 10 to 15 minutes. But the sparkling and sweet red wines needs about 30 minutes to cool at room temperature.

In the same way the wine that has to be served is too cool just leave the wine in the room temperature for few hours it will lose its chillness. If you use extreme heating techniques the wine will get damaged.

Plan to just end up the article by giving few tips for serving wine at right temperature.

You can quickly cool the wine by placing it in a bucket full of water approximately for 10 minutes. And the sparking wines needs to chill for at least four hours before serving and in a critical situation you can place it in bucket filled with ice water for bout 30 minutes.

All the wines have indefinite aroma within them so store and serve the wine at an optimal temperature and also try to serve the wine in a large wine glass leaving the room for wine in the bottle to breathe.

by: Michael John

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