The wine decanter is a useful accessory for aerating, serving, and enhancing red wines, full-bodied wines, and important bottles. In this collection, you'll find glass and crystal decanters, with classic or designer shapes, designed to enhance wine service at the table, in a wine bar, at a restaurant, or during a tasting.
Decanting wine can help separate any sediment and promote contact with oxygen, making its aromas and structure more evident. The choice of decanter depends on the type of wine, the desired capacity, and the context of use: everyday service, technical tasting, or elegant table setting.
What is a wine decanter for? A decanter is mainly used to aerate wine and separate it from any sediment in the bottle. It is especially useful with structured red wines, long-aged wines, reserves and bottles that need to open before service. A decanter with a wide base promotes greater aeration and is suitable for young, structured wines. Narrower or more elegant-profile models are suitable for more controlled service or delicate wines.
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