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A sauvignon blanc should be served first, because it is not as sweet as a viognier. The etiquette for serving is to go from dry to sweet and from white to red, except for champagne. Both of these wines are dry! But Sauvignon Blanc should be served first as it lighter than viognier.
No, either keep it chilled or serve it.
There are a wide variety of wines that are good to serve with summer food. Atlantis White, Sauvignon Blanc, and Chardonnay, for example, all fit the bill.
You should serve white zinfandel (which are more of a pink color than white) chilled. The sweetness comes out in the wine if it is chilled for a few hours. Red zinfandel should be severed at room temperature the same way you would serve any red wine.
serve it at cool room temperature 64/66F. Aged, less tannic ports can be enjoyed slightly chilled
No. Port should be served at room temperature.
The wine will taste different from one served at a higher temperature.
Red wines are best served at "cellar temperature." Cellar temperature rangers from 55-58 degrees Fahrenheit.
Yes you can drink anything you want with roquefort, however...#1. Serve Roquefort at room temperature. (Take it out first and let it sit on your cheese plate for 30min - 1 hour prior to serving)#2. Roquefort (and other blue's) go better with a stronger/ sweeter wine. Roquefort is very aromatic, and has a high salt content. I would serve it with a Port or a Bordeaux, however I have had a Sauvignon Blanc with some and it was very good aswell. Basically you don't want a weak wine. It has to stand up to the cheese.
Slightly chilled.
If you are planning to serve Pinot Grigio, then it need a bit of chilling but not cold. Once you bring it out from refrigeration, let it cool off for 15 minutes prior to serving. When the temperature goes up, the alcohol content overpowers the wine. This takes out a lot of the complex taste in the wine. With white wines. So its important they should be chilled. Also, it is vital to know not to serve it too cold. A much colder wine can lack the warm and spirit in it. Don't let it cool off for long as it can get warmer. Keep the most little time for cooling off and then serve it immediately. Hope this helps.
No, serve it at "room temperature", about 18c