In this article, we’re going to be discussing what the is to store white wine.
It’s known that the subject of temperatures can be a little subjective, because every wine collector/wine enthusiast has differing levels of experience.
However, we’ve done our very best to find a consensus on what the is, and we’ve linked to the sources where possible, to back up our research.
Therefore, without further ado, let’s discuss this topic further.
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White wine should be stored in a at the of 55°F [MasterClass]. This is referred to as the .
White Wine Serving Temperature
However, the of white wine depends on the type of wine it is, as we can see from the image:
Light white wines should be served at a temperature between 44 – 50 ̊ F (7 – 10 ̊ C)
Full-bodied white wines should be served at a temperature between 50 – 55 ̊ F (10 – 13 ̊ C)
Sparkling wines should be served at a temperature between 42 – 50 ̊ F (6 – 10 ̊ C)
For those who may not be aware of how light or heavy a wine is, we’ve included a ‘ boldness chart’ from Wine Folly which shows all of the light-bodied, medium-bodied, and full-bodied white wines.
Additionally, for those interested, we’ve also got a guide on what temperature red wine should be stored at, which you can read here.
