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What Order should Wines be Served

Posted November 1st, 2009 | 0 Comments

In What Orders Should Wines Be Served? In order to bring out their best qualities, wines should be presented in ascending order, from the lightest to the wine with the most body, or the softest to the strongest, from the least aromatic to the most expressive. Do not be taken in by the much-cited opinion that young wines should be served before older wines.

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