As many wine drinkers know, bottles of wine taste exceptionally good when they’ve had a moment to breathe. This allows for oxidation to increase the flavors and soften tannins for a smoother sip. But ...

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A wine aerator is a device that is either handheld or attaches to the opening of a wine bottle. It is designed to oxygenate wine as it leaves the wine bottle. An aerator does this by increasing the ...

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Aerating red wine – is it strictly necessary? Well, for some lighter red wines such as pinot noir and chianti, the answer is probably not. But for other, medium and full-bodied red wines, the answer ...