WINE DECANTERS
YOXSUNY YOXSUNY Wine Decanter with Cork Stopper and Brush Hand Blown Lead-Free Crystal Glass Snail Shape Wine Carafe, Decanter for Wine Great Gift for Wine Lovers,…
Brand: YOXSUNYColor: Snail shapedFeatures: ▲ DURABLE AND STURDY - When you hold this decanter, you can feel the carafe is not fragile like others. We increased the thickness of the sidewall at the maximum diameter to reduce the risk of breakage for daily use and cleaning. This Decanter for wine is cost effective and absolutely beautiful if you don't want to pay a fortune. ▲EASY TO POUR and COMFORTABLE TO HOLD- This decanter got a slanted top avoid spilling and dripping. The unique design is the hollow circle in the middle of this decanter which makes this wine carafe very easy to pour and comfortable to hold. ▲ELEGANT SNAIL-SHAPED DESIGN-This crystal glass wine decanter is designed for all fragrant red wines, increasing the mixture of the wine with the air, allowing the aroma of the wine to fully distributing and separating the sediment from the wine. Enhancing the flavour as well as your drinking experience. There is a hollow circle in the middle of this decanter which can make it easier for holding and pouring. ▲ FREE ACCESSORIES $15 VALUE-Cork Ball Stopper and a cleaning brush, the cork stopper can preserve the wine after aerating. Cleaning Brush can help you to clean the decanter easily because It can be bent freely and easily to reach any corner of the carafe. We suggest rinsing with warm water first when done to eliminate any staining. ▲ 50 YEARS OF 100% LEAD-FREE CRYSTAL GLASS PRODUCTION HISTORY. Every blowing master has more than 10 years' experience, they inject soul into every product, let each artwork has its own unique charm. Modern and elegant snail shaped design will make this decanter become the masterpiece of your table and you would definitely receive tons of compliments. Details: 100% Hand Blown Hand blown crystal glass is one of the important industries in my hometown. There are more than 300 factories here, and every blowing master has more than 10 years' experience, They inject soul into every product, let each artwork has its own unique charm. When to Decant a Wine? 1.If the wine is old enough that you suspect it may have thrown sediment (5 years old or more, generally) then you will want to decant. The purpose of decanting in this situation is clearly to keep sediment from being poured into the glasses. 2.If you have a big, young red wine that is very closed or very tannic because of its youth, you should decant it. In this case, you are decanting to allow the wine to breath and soften. This exposure to oxygen will cause the young wine to open up (be more aromatic and flavorful) and will soften the effect of the tannins on your palate. 3.When you want to make the situation special, decant. Decanting can be a great way to add to the 'theater' of fine dining. How Long for Decanting? There is no exact time for this. It depends on your wine. Generally, the structure of aged wine is relatively fragile, and it can be drunk within half an hour after removed impurities in the decanter; The wine in the aging period needs to be sobered in the decanter for about 1 hour; The younger red wine is poured into the decanter for about 2 hours, some young and strong wines take even longer. Eg: Italy Barolo wine. You should ask the seller about the wine when you buy it. Easy to Clean FREE-BRUSH can rotate by 360 degree, easy to clean wine carafe decanter.We increased thehickness of the sidewall at the maximum diameter, reducing the risk of breakage for daily use and cleaning. Modern and elegant design beautifully packaged. It could be a prefect gift for Birthday Father’s Day Party and Weddings.EAN: 0762409177287Package Dimensions: 16.4 x 7.4 x 5.9 inches
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Wine decanters are glass tools for separating sediments from wine. Decanting can also enhance the aroma and flavor, especially for red wines. They have unique shapes which allow just enough air to lift the authentic flavors of the wine. If you love wine and you’re wondering where to start with decanting, here are some things that you have to keep in mind:
- Size. The size of your decanter depends on how much wine you are decanting. Small decanters are ideal for a glass or two, while for up to one bottle or more, medium and large would be more suitable. Various sizes of wine accommodate different types of wine.
- Small. A decanter with a small size is usually ideal for white, rose, and light-bodied red wines. Decanting is unnecessary for white and rose wines, but you can still do so.
- Medium. Medium decanters are mainly used for medium-blooded red wines and;
- Large decanters are suitable for full-blooded red wines, which helps with their aeration.
- Shape. Decanters come in various unique forms, but the most common shape is the standard decanter. If you aim for better aeration for your wine, it is best to use a decanter with a wide neck to expose the wine to air better. Some decanter shapes are:
- Standard. Both beginners and expert wine lovers use a standard decanter. It has a broad base with a tall, narrow neck with an angled spout to ease pouring.
- Swan. Swan decanters are U-shaped vessels having two necks with openings. One of the necks is narrow, and the other is wide, which allows the user to have a handle.
- Snail. The snail decanter has a flat, circular body with a long, slightly narrow neck. It has a hole in the middle of its body, making it look like a snail.
- Bell. This decanter has a punt at the bottom, which collects the sediments faster.
- Material. Wine decanters should be made from materials that will not leave unwanted tastes to the wine. There are only two ideal materials for decanters: standard glass and crystal. Both are more durable than regular glass as decanters are intentionally thicker. If you prefer crystal decanters, you should go lead-free crystals.
Other factors that you might consider when choosing your wine decanter are:
- Filtering. If you are a massive fan of vintage wines, you should look for a decanter with a filter that will separate sediments better than regular decanters.
- Wine decanters with filters. This decanter has a strainer on its spout, which gives an extra filter to the aged wine.
- Decanters with stopper. Leaving your decanter without a stopper will make it go bad faster. To avoid wasting your wines, you should choose a decanter with a stopper so you can leave it overnight.
- Breather. Decanters with breathers can latch unto mouths of wine bottles. After flipping the bottle, the wine will hit the surfaces of the decanter, and if you flip it out once again, the decanter will have a space for the wine to breathe.
There are other ways to decant your wines without using a decanter. However, from glasses to other drinkware, you can always yield the best results from using the appropriate equipment.
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