Before enjoying a glass of robust wine, chances are you’ll need to decant it first. By aerating a rich, delectable bottle, the bitterness from the tannin will smooth out. This makes the wine … ...

Before enjoying a glass of robust wine, chances are you’ll need to decant it first. By aerating a rich, delectable bottle, the bitterness from the tannin will smooth out. This makes the wine … ...

Decanter-shaped pouring vessels date back to the Roman Empire, according to Jancis Robinson's 2006 book, "The Oxford Companion to Wine."But their modern functions really came into focus in the ...

No, that decanter filled with wine at that fine dining restaurant or at your friend's fancy dinner party isn't a decorative centerpiece. It has a real purpose.

Unlike my parents’ traditional decanter, whose wide bottom encourages ample contact between wine and oxygen, it’s not specifically intended for fancy, full-bodied reds, and that’s why I love it.

Our wine columnist breaks down the benefits of introducing oxygen to certain wines by way of decanting. And she shares recent finds, practical as well as pretty, worth considering for your table.

Next, after cleaning the bottle's neck with a cloth, begin rotating the cradle slowly to pour the wine into the decanter. Keep the light shining on the neck, and watch for sediment.

The Sonic Decanter promises to improve the quality of your wine in 20 minutes or less by using high frequency sound waves to break down preservatives, such as sulfur dioxide, transform the ...

A glass wine decanter brings out the fruity and floral notes in your wine and looks great on your dining table ... High-end crystal or borosilicate glass decanters usually range from $50 to $100 ...