Tag Archives: Serving Temperatures
The Thanksgiving Wine Survival Guide
November 22, 2011Selecting Wine Since there’s no possible way you can select one bottle of wine to satisfy everyone’s taste-buds,so I recommend we split it up! The one theme I do suggest you stick to is, whichever wine you choose, make sure … Continue reading
Posted in Facts, News | Tagged Beaujolais, Mulled wine, Pinot Noir, Serving Temperatures, Thanksgiving | Leave a comment //The Correct Temperature for Serving Your Wine.
October 19, 2011Quite a cool little infograph that the nice people at Snooth have put together, regarding the correct serving temperature for the various types of wine.
Posted in Facts | Tagged red wine serving temperature, Serving Temperatures, white wine serving temperature, Wine serving temperature | Leave a comment //The Top 10 Things That Can Ruin Your Wine Experience. Part Two.
July 30, 2011#5 Poor Glassware Anyone who knows me knows that I remain very down-to-earth when it comes to wine. With that being said, if I’m out at a restaurant (normally the inexpensive kind); and I see they are using some kind … Continue reading
Posted in Funny, News | Tagged Corked, Glassware, Restaurants, Serving Temperatures, Sommelier, White Zinfandel | Leave a comment //The Top 10 Things That Can Ruin Your Wine Experience. Part One.
July 29, 2011#10 Poor Lighting What could be viewed as a seemingly minor point, but I personally like to be able to appreciate the color of a wine before tasting it! The color of a wine can give away a lot … Continue reading
Posted in Funny, News | Tagged Corked, Glassware, Restaurants, Serving Temperatures, Sommelier, White Zinfandel | Leave a comment //Short Answers to the 5 Most Commonly Asked Wine Questions
April 5, 2011Should this wine be decanted? Yes, it probably should. I’m a big advocate for decanting / aerating, I try and do it as much as possible in my home; but then again I use a Soiree (saves washing-out a full … Continue reading
Posted in Facts | Tagged Cellaring, Decanting, Headaches, Health, Sediment, Serving Temperatures, Sulfites, Wine Cellar | Leave a comment //
