Originally Posted by
Rebelyell
I suspect most people want their chardonnay slightly overchilled, and in any event in should be served cellar temperature or a little below. So it is supposed to be slightly chilled. That said, given the taste-killing effects of high altitude, probably better to serve it warmer on airlines.
I've found many restaurants tend to serve reds at room temperature instead of cellar temperature or a few degrees above. I'm not interested in drinking mulled wine.
Haven't you noticed that during meal service they lower the cabin temperature.



I fly in business class a lot on AA intl., and the wines they serve are not of the caliber where I would worry about temperature that much.