White wine is produced using various techniques that process white grapes to extract only the juice and remove the skins. It can also be made from red grapes (such as Pinot Noir) by immediately separating the skins from the juice, unlike the red wine-making process, which involves macerating the skins to extract color and flavor compounds. It appears yellow in various shades (ranging from greenish to amber, through straw-yellow and golden); it is generally characterized by floral and fruity aromas and should be served at a temperature between 8 °C and 14 °C; On the palate, freshness and acidity dominate, although as the serving temperature rises, unpleasant bitter notes may emerge. It pairs best with dishes featuring fish, shellfish, crustaceans, vegetables, and white meats, and generally with quick-cooked dishes and light sauces.
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