What temperature should red, white, and sparkling wine be stored at in a cooler?
For service-ready storage in a cooler, these are the most practical targets:
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For service-ready storage in a cooler, these are the most practical targets:
Red wine: store around 12 to 16°C (lighter reds towards the lower end). If it’s kept colder for space or speed, bring it up to serving temperature in the glass.
White wine: store around 7 to 10°C for crisp styles, up to 10 to 12°C for fuller-bodied whites.
Sparkling wine: store around 5 to 7°C so it pours cleanly and stays lively.
If you’re using a single-zone Unifrost bottle cooler for a mixed wine list, a common compromise is about 8 to 10°C, then temper reds briefly before serving.
Read the full guide: Choosing the Right Unifrost Bottle Cooler for Wine Display in Ireland.
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