Red wine decanter

Unlock the mystery of the wine decanter and learn how and when to use a wine decanter for decanting that favorite bottle of Pinot Noir. Aerate your favorite red wines in a beautiful glass decanter.

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About this item A PIECE OF ART - Crafted from hand-blown, 100% lead-free crystal glass, this sleek and unique decanter for wine will keep the conversation flowing at your next gathering. VERSATILE - Our U-shaped, crystal glass wine decanter also works beautifully as a decorative pitcher for holding water or fresh OJ. With juice, it'll keep the stem, seed, and pulp sediment out. ELEGANT AERATION - What better way to make a statement at the dinner table than with this fancy wine decanter. The…

The original glass decanter in the form of a heart is sure to attract the attention of connoisseurs. This exclusive, hand-made vessel will show guests your knowledge of the rules of wine drinking, and the process of pouring the drink into the decanter will look fascinating. Just look at how interesting red wine looks in such a vessel. It is worth remembering that it is recommended not to leave the wine in the decanter for a long time, but to drink it on the same day.

The original glass decanter in the form of a heart is sure to attract the attention of connoisseurs. This exclusive, hand-made vessel will show guests your knowledge of the rules of wine drinking, and the process of pouring the drink into the decanter will look fascinating. Just look at how interesting red wine looks in such a vessel. It is worth remembering that it is recommended not to leave the wine in the decanter for a long time, but to drink it on the same day.