Should Red Wine Be Chilled? A Practical Guide
Yes. A light, fresh red often tastes better slightly chilled; fuller reds usually need less cooling. Aim for cool rather than fridge-cold, and let the wine warm a little in the glass if it tastes muted.
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Yes. A light, fresh red often tastes better slightly chilled; fuller reds usually need less cooling. Aim for cool rather than fridge-cold, and let the wine warm a little in the glass if it tastes muted.
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