french_wine_guide

 French Wine Guide

English - Français - Deutsch - Nederlands
  

Wine  I  Regions  I  Game  I  Club  I  Buy Wine

French wine guide > what will happen if we serve chilled red wine or warm white wine?

French Wine FAQ : All wine answers here - Ask a question

 
 

wine_faq
 

Other wine pages :
Wine FAQ
French wine regions
French wine guide
Buy french wines

 

 

Recommended wine book

French Wine
Eyewitness Companions
by Robert Joseph
Learn more

Price: $13.00

buy wine book

 

What will happen if we serve chilled red wine or warm white wine?
 

Question submitted by Sanjeev Khalkho

A chilled red wine is too acidic. It would deliver an excessive amount of tannins. Tannin is an astringent component of wine. Therefore a chilled red wine does not taste good.

Serving white wine at room temperature is not such a big deal. If the white wine is served at room temperature, it will not be able to deliver all its aromas, however the wine would still taste good.

We tend to drink white wine which are too cold. Actually the best white wines should be served at around 58°F (14°C).

Learn more about Wine temperature

More wine FAQ

Submit your question here

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

french wine regions | grape varieties | winemaking | classification in France | wine tasting | wine and food | wine faq | legendary wines | wine shop | french wine guide

 

Recommend this page (to yourself or to a friend!)

  

Terroir-France

French Wine Guide (english)

Guide des vins de France (french)

Französische Weine (deutsch)

De Gids voor Franse wijnen (nederlands)

Contact:
mail@ terroir-france + ".com"

guide

This material may not be published, rewritten, or redistributed

© Terroir-France, French Wine Guide 2014