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Riedel Vinum Extreme Wine Decanter
Riedel Vinum Extreme Wine Decanters are artisanal works of art. The elongated body of the decanter encourages young wines to open up and also permits vintage wines to assume their full glory.
Merchant: The Wine Enthusiast
Riedel Ultra Decanter - Stemware & Decanters Glassware
Stemware & Decanters Wine Accessory. Riedel decanters combine sophistication and elegance with optimal shapes for aeration. Decanting old wines, just a few moments before they are served, helps to ensure that the wine's clarity...
Merchant: Wine.com
Riedel "O" Series Crystal Wine Decanter
From Austria, this elegant wine decanter is made of lead crystal and offers a unique way in which to serve your wine. At the bottom of the decanter is an indentation where your thumb can be placed.
Merchant: Cooking.com Cookware
Marquis by Waterford \"Sheridan\" Large Wine Decanter
Dramatic cuts and a modern shape give this wine decanter a stunning flair. Topped by a beautiful crystal orb this decanter displays your fine wine in an equally fine setting. A wonderful gift for any oenophile.
Merchant: Macys
Schott Zwiesel 25.3-oz. Pure Tritan Crystal Decanter
Schott Zwiesel (a brand of Zwiesel Kristallglas, AG) has a 130 year history of innovation and success, including such break through developments as the first machine made stemware and the first lead-free crystal glass.
Merchant: Cooking.com Cookware
A decanter is a vessel used for holding the results of decantation, in which liquid from another vessel is poured into the decanter in order to separate a small volume of liquid containing sediment (such as wine) from a larger volume of "clear" liquid (i.e. liquid that hopefully contains no sediment). In the process, the sediment is left in the original vessel, and the clear liquid is transferred to the decanter.
Wine decanters are frequently ornate in order to make an attractive vessel to serve the wine from. Decanters may come with a stoppered lid and the lid may come with a rod to aid decanting.
All red wines, but especially young red wines, benefit from the oxygenation that occurs during the decanting process. A good decanting process involves the wine trickling down the walls of the decanter, imparting fuller flavor while taking the unwelcome edge off the wine.
Most decanters have a tall, upright shape and are made of glass (frequently lead crystal) so that one may see the process of decanting.
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