Serving Temperatures Flashcards

1
Q

Sweet White Wine

A

42-50 F

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2
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Dry Sherry/Madeira

A

48-55 F

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3
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Champagne and Sparkling wine

A

42-50 F

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4
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Light bodied white wine

A

42-50 F

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5
Q

Dry Rosé

A

45-55 F

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6
Q

Full bodied white wine

A

50-59 F

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7
Q

Light bodied red

A

50-59 F

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8
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Medium bodied Red wine

A

55-62 F

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9
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Full bodied red wine

A

58-65 F

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10
Q

Tawny Port / Sweet Sherry

A

55-62 F

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11
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Sweet Madeira and Vintage Port

A

55-62 F

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12
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Domestic and specialty lager and Pilsner

A

40-45 F

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13
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Specialty Ale (IPA, Belgian, cream)

A

45-50 F

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14
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English Ale

A

50-55 F

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15
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Cask Conditioned Ales

A

50-55 F

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16
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Porter and Stout

A

50-55 F

17
Q

Belgian Dubbel

A

50-55 F

18
Q

Lambic Ale

A

45-50 F