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- bLooD Of chrisT - 11-15-2002

I shopped around for a chianti classico, a recommendation from Innkeeper. I went to shop it out and found one. I'm gonna get it for tonight, but I want to know if this type of wine is better chilled or not.

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- Thomas - 11-15-2002

Doesn't need a chill, but I know people who do it anyway, and like it that way.


- ShortWiner - 11-15-2002

If you're new to this wine, I'd try it at room temp first. If you're not liking it for some reason, then try it chilled a little. Chilling might dull the flavor some.


- bLooD Of chrisT - 11-15-2002

Thanks Foodie and Shortwiner!!!! Will do!