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What temperature to serve white wine
White wine needs to be chilled, but are you serving it too cold? See our guide below.
White wine serving temperature guide
The style of your white wine impacts what temperature it should be served at.
You need to consider factors like the weight and body of the wine, and whether it has been oaked.
‘I tend to think of temperature as having an effect similar to the ‘sharpen’ feature in photo editing apps,’ said James Fryer, beverage director for London restaurants Clipstone and Portland.
‘Colder temperatures can accentuate lines and edges whereas, the warmer a wine becomes, the more those edges can seem to blur and overlap.’
‘Acidity and fruit tend to be the two end-points of this equation, with fruit character becoming more obvious with increasing temperature – whilst acidity tends to stick out a bit more, as those fruitier tones recede at lower temperatures.’
What temperatures should they be?
At a glance
- Lighter white wines are served the chilled, between 7-10 ̊ C (44- 50 ̊ F).
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