Question 1

Will the decanter really change the taste of the wine or is it just a myth?

Accepted Answer

Friend, Wine decanting is an art and when done correctly, using the right tools as this glass wine decanter, the flavor of your beverage will change, but in a way, you might have not expected. Young wines for instance, when consumed directly from the bottle, in a hurry as most people do, might have an astringent aroma. After using this glass carafe for decanting purposes, you will notice an improved flavor. The astringent taste disappears and it is replaced by a softer, smoother aroma. 
In short, wine decanting might change the taste of your wine, but only to improve it. Wine only gets better when given the chance to breathe properly.

Question 2

How long do you need or should leave wine in a decanter before drinking it?

Accepted Answer

Decanters are for Red Wine. Some red wines have a heavy concentrate of "tannins' in them. Tannins come from grape skins and are a natural preservative, but taste bitter. Many more full bodied wines like Italian barolo or French bordeaux have lots of tannin in them and so need to be aged as the tannins will dissipate over time. That is why people age red wines. When you open a wine with lots of tannins in it, it will taste bitter if you drink it immediately. But if you expose it to air in a clean glass container--a decanter--the tannins will dissipate--the wine will taste less tannic--and so it removes the bitter flavor that comes from the tannins. There is not right amount of time to decant, it depends on the amount of tannins. With less tannic reds, an hour is good, with more heavy tannic wines, two hours, and if you got lots of money and purchased a $150 barolo or bordeaux then probably up to 4 hours is good and if you have such a bottle, then you must invite me over to consume it!! But again there is no absolute time. So get a decanter, go to a wine shop and ask one of the people working there to pick you out some wines that need to be decanted and experiment. It will be fun, trust me! Once a wine has been decanted and then exposed to air and tastes good, any further prolonged exposure to air actually is bad for it, it becomes flat and loses its body/fruit and its balance between fruit and acid. So if you open a bottle and are only gonna have a single glass after it's been decanted, then you actually should get a little kit to take air out of the bottle. But you can always just drink the wine! Hope taht helps. And go to a wine shop and ask questions of the help. Seriously, they actually like that and love to talk about wine and educate people on it. 
Hope it helps you ! !

Question 3

Hi, Are this Crystal?

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Yes, Our decanter is 100% lead-free crystal and hand blown giving the carafe an unmatched beauty and clarity that will illuminate any room. We’re an excellent alternative for those who enjoy high-quality crystal but have concerns about lead content in anything that holds consumables.

Question 4

How to properly clean this decanter？

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This Decanter Aerator set includes Cleaning Brush.And you can clean the wine carafe as following way: 
*After finishing your wine, rinse with water before wine sediments dry to the bottom 
*Apply a small amount of dish detergent and water to the wine decanter 
*Use the flexible brush and work the brush into circumference, while rotating the decanter 
*Thoroughly rinse with water, repeat 
*Hang your decanter, in the included drying rack 
*Once throughly dry, insert included wood plug to keep your aerator clean and ready for your next bottle.

Brand	TOBSAYK
Colour	Red,white
Package Dimensions	32.2 x 27.3 x 25 cm; 2.5 kg
Capacity	1800 Millilitres
Material	Alloy Steel, Crystal, Glass, Wood
Auto Shutoff	No
Special Features	Lead Free Crystal
Item Weight	2.5 kg

TOBSAYK Wine Decanter, 1800ML Wine Carafe, Hand Blown 100% Lead-Free Crystal Glass Decanting Aerator, Wine Gift, Wine Accessories, Perfect Christmas Gift for Drinker/Wine Lovers

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