Chardonnay Serving Temperature with Randy Ullom of Kendall-Jackson

The rule of thumb for serving white wines is 50-60 degrees F, but Kendall-Jackson's winemaster Randy Ullom prefers a slightly warmer temperature. What is his reasoning?

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