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A vessel for decanting liquor.
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A receptacle for decanted liquor, especially a crystal bottle with a stopper.
Examples of decanter in a Sentence
He clapped his hands together, lifted a decanter of liquor and began pouring.
Porto decanter set-According to Signals, 17th century Europeans sipped their port wine through specially crafted Pfeiffen-Schnapps glasses.
They offer three main items that have to do with the drinking and serving of wine; double wine glasses, personalized wine bar glasses and carafe and a porto decanter set (these items would fall under their entertaining category).
There are three types of decanter lids by Bunn, the 8-cup brewer lid, the 10-cup brewer lid, and a decanter lid made exclusively for the NHBX coffee maker.
This set includes four hand blown port glasses that measure 3 ½ inches tall and a decanter that measures 11 ¾ inches tall.
In less than five minutes, wine poured into a breathable wine glass will have many of the same taste and aroma changes which would have taken thirty minutes to two hours of aeration using a decanter.
However for those of you who can't wait use a decanter.
Decanters with flat bowls and long necks allow the wine to spread out along the surface of the decanter in order to put the largest amount of surface area of the wine possible contact with air.
A richly-decorated port decanter and glasses with 24k gold decoration purchased on a trip to Italy may hold a prominent place in the dining room; however, they may only be used on rare occasions, if at all.
Many examples would have been used to support a glass decanter on a wide wine bottle.
Centriquip also provides a complete service and repair service for any make of decanter centrifuge.
Famous for their Stylized Bees logo our wine decanter & drying stand is perfect for red wine.
Everything is exactly as it would have been - here, the sherry decanter and bound volume of Marcus Aurelius.
In terms of frightening off customers, the words Gerald Ratner, £ 4.99 cut-glass decanter and crap springs to mind.
Contemporary, spacious bedrooms with king-sized beds and with welcoming touches such as fresh flowers, a port decanter and home-made biscuits.
If you still can't convince your wine snob friends that wine from a box is actually consumable, put it in a decanter before they arrive.
While many people serve wine directly out of the bottle, pouring wine into a decanter serves multiple purposes.
Pour the wine into the decanter slowly and steadily, watching the neck of the bottle.
All Bunn coffee makers (except the single-serve coffee makers) use a coffee decanter to hold the brewed coffee.
The glass style decanter is a solid glass container with a plastic lid and handle in black, white, or grey.
A stainless steel coffee decanter is also available for the BTX model of Bunn coffee makers.
The stainless steel coffee decanter may warp over time.
The decanter lid sits on top of the decanter and separates the poured coffee from the decanter container.
The sprayheads sit below the coffee filter and help the brewed coffee pour evenly in to the decanter.
Unfortunately the fourth missed and Paul scrambled home to collect the engraved decanter.
Anyone not able to take this responsibility should pass the decanter immediately.
You will find a decanter of complimentary sherry in your room.
Then he threw a decanter at that maid, Theresa Wright; there was trouble about that.
A beautiful 17th-century five-litre decanter from Austria adorns one of the round tables.
Anna Mikhaylovna, addressing a maid who was hurrying past with a decanter on a tray as "my dear" and "my sweet," asked about the princess' health and then led Pierre along a stone passage.