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Serving temperatures

Serving Temperatures for wine: Spumante wine - 6-10 degrees White liqueur-type wine - 6-8 deg. Sparkling wine - 8-12 deg Dry white wine - 10 deg. Dry rose wine - 10 deg. Slightly sweet white wine - 12 deg. Slightly sweet rose wine - 12 deg. Young red wine and fruity young wines - 12 deg. Young light red wine - 14 deg. Normal-bodied red wine - 16 deg. Full-bodied red wine - 18 deg. Long-aged red wine - 20 deg.* 20 degree is considered to be room temperature, sometimes referred to as "chambre".

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