Tips for Choosing a Right Wine Decanter
Material - Wine decanters are pretty much always made of glass, since with most other materials you'd risk adding some unwanted flavor to the wine.
Size - For most buyers, wine decanters that fit a single bottle will be the most practical option. Smaller decanters come in handy for those who don't want to risk not finishing a bottle in one evening – if the wine sits in the decanter too long, it turns to acid.
Shape - Speaking of looks, many higher-end wine decanters are designed to be visually stunning. Wine decanters come in many shapes. you should think about whether the shape will make the wine challenging to pour without dripping – obviously you don't want to make a mess or waste wine. Cleaning your wine decanter thoroughly can be a bit of an involved process. And keep an eye out for dishwasher-safe decanters, which can make the cleaning process much easier.
Importance for Decanting Your Wine Correctly
Tilt your glass - bartenders tilt the decanter so they don't get a glass full of foam. Tilting your decanter will help oxygenate the molecules in the wine as it bounces off the side of the decanter.
Pay attention to decant time - We typically leave our wines in the decanter for about two hours prior to serving. Even we stick back in the fridge about 15-20 minutes prior to drinking so that our nose won't burn.
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Address: No. 22, Building 53, Haotai Hotel Supplies Expo City, Yingbin Road, Luopu Street, Panyu District, Guangzhou
Tel: +86-18011970645
Email: info@hexieglass.com
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