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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 decanters in a Sentence
This myth is the origin of the English word "tantalize," and also of the common name "tantalus" for a set of spirit decanters kept under lock and key.
Most stores that sell wine glasses also sell decanters, or you can purchase them at Decanters.com.
Decanters offer a beautiful presentation of wine at any type of gathering, even if the wine does not necessarily need decanting.
Decanters are not only nice to look at and more aesthetically pleasing than a bottle, but they also aerate the wine.
Decanters - Decanters come in all shapes and sizes and offer a beautiful presentation of wine at any type of gathering, even if the wine does not necessarily need decanting.
For as long as there have been wines, there have also been decanters.
Glass decanters didn't appear until the 11th century, when the Romans began creating glass vessels for wine.
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.
Decanters - Decanters are not only nice to look at and more aesthetically pleasing than a bottle, but they also aerate the wine.
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You can find wine decanters in a variety of shapes and sizes.
From behind the crystal decanters and fruit vases, the count kept glancing at his wife and her tall cap with its light-blue ribbons, and busily filled his neighbors' glasses, not neglecting his own.