Brandy doesn't need refrigerated at all. Actually, it's best not to put it in the refrigerator, because Brandy should be drunk at body temperature. If you've noticed, a Brandy glass is sort of in a balloon kind of shape - which fits into the palm of your hand, and your hand is the same temperature as your body. That's why the glass is made that way - so your hands will warm the Brandy.
to serve brandy one should utilize a snifter, a glass which looks basically like a short stemmed burgundy wine glass, wide bottom, narrow top which allows for much of the brandy to come in contact with air in the glass while keeping the scent trapped in. or you could put some ice in a rocks glass and splash a bit of brandy, simple syrup and lemon juice over it, good for the summer months,
Brandy can be served warm, at room temperature or chilled.
Brandy is best served at room temperature - that is also the purpose why the glass is shaped that way - so you can use your palm to warm the bottom of the body/ bowl while pausing for your next sip and so one is able to savor the aroma and texture all the more...though it still would depend on ones preference if you like it cold with ice, straight with water on the side or even as a cocktail base.
It should be served straight (neat), warm (like 10 degrees above room temperature), and in a short-stemmed, wde-bowled glass called a snifter.
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No. Serve it at cool room temperature.
No, serve it at "room temperature", about 18c
Like all red wines, it should be served at room temperature.
In general, red wines are served at room temperature. However, people should consume wine at the temperature they prefer.
Personally I don't think they should be served at room temperature. I think they should always be chilled slightly but not a lot. They taste their best when not chilled too much.
Chutney is usually served warm or at room temperature.
Port wine is never chilled. It is always served at room temperature. Ideally it should be served at about 16 degrees C.
Sauternes can be served at either room temperature or chilled. Chilling the wine will reduce its cloying sweetness.
No. Port should be served at room temperature.
Port wine may be white or red and should be treated accordingly. Chilled for white and slightly less than room temperature for reds.
you could if you do not use them right away, however, they should always be served at room temperature.
Definitely.