White wine shouldn't be served ice cold ... quickly once it’s in the open and no longer being held within the cold glass of the bottle. Just as everyone tends to have preferences for specific ...

Many of us — particularly white wine enthusiasts ... your stemless glasses. You can also pour smaller servings and replenish more frequently from bottles you're keeping cold.

Six white wines took top honors at the Wine & Spirits Wholesalers of America Competition. Below is a brief description and ...

2023 Quinta d’Amares, ‘Loureiro’ Vinho Verde, DOC, Portugal. Light citrine color; notes of perfume, lemon, bay leaf, and ...

San Francisco International Wine Competition has released its Best in Show White Wines. Here's a brief description of the ...

The high quality hard case box looks the part and keeps drinks ice cold for up to 50 ... cup or risk breaking any glass, keep it classy with a wine tumbler. For white wine, prosecco or any drinks ...

"Most light white and rosé wines ... But isn't that too cold for a red wine? The wine will taste much better if cool and, as Thrall mentioned, the glass will warm the wine as well.

(Yes, it’s entirely possible to serve white wine too cold!) Give your wine some time to warm up before you pour so the flavors aren’t muted. And don’t be alarmed if you see what look like tiny pieces ...