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<p>[QUOTE="Any Jewelry, post: 535445, member: 2844"]Yes, the serving temperature differs from country to country. I did a wine course when still in the catering business, and this is roughly what I was taught:</p><p>Dessert wines and sparkling wines: 6-8 c</p><p>Light, fruity white and rosé wines: 8-14 c</p><p>Herbal aromatic white wines: 12-14 c</p><p>Light, fruity red wines: 12-17 c</p><p>Heavy red wines: 17-19 c</p><p>I still have a wine thermometer, it is like a cuff which goes around the bottle. It shows more specific categories and their ideal temperatures.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Any Jewelry, post: 535445, member: 2844"]Yes, the serving temperature differs from country to country. I did a wine course when still in the catering business, and this is roughly what I was taught: Dessert wines and sparkling wines: 6-8 c Light, fruity white and rosé wines: 8-14 c Herbal aromatic white wines: 12-14 c Light, fruity red wines: 12-17 c Heavy red wines: 17-19 c I still have a wine thermometer, it is like a cuff which goes around the bottle. It shows more specific categories and their ideal temperatures.[/QUOTE]
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