Sufficed to say each of these methods of aeration have their pro's and con's. A common denominator is that aerators (except for the decanter) are visible and require dexterity. But, if you find aeration to open up a wine and give it more aromas and more taste then you have probably already decided on a type and brand you like. Aerator reviews, from blind tastings, tend to be all over the waterfront. Personally, I like keeping wine in the bottle for serving, once out of the bottle you can incur waste and that is not good.
Sufficed to say each of these methods of aeration have their pro's and con's. A common denominator is that aerators (except for the decanter) are visible and require dexterity. But, if you find aeration to open up a wine and give it more aromas and more taste then you have probably already decided on a type and brand you like. Aerator reviews, from blind tastings, tend to be all over the waterfront. Personally, I like keeping wine in the bottle for serving, once out of the bottle you can incur waste and that is not good.
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