Aerator IPOUR Premium Pourer Decanter Review

I drink fairly inexpensive wine and have used this aerator several times. To be honest I don't think it tastes like the one that costs 4 times the price but that might just be me. I may have to try a few different wines to see if I notice any major improvements. However, I like how easy it is to rinse and dry.

I am very satisfied :) with this product. With such a simple shape, I wonder why it hasn't been done before. Very useful and practical for its purpose. Really big, fits in all my red wine glasses and goes really well with it. Very easy to care for, simply rinse with water, done. With a simple effect, it actually improved the taste of several wines. I would recommend it to all wine lovers, it's a must have for the wine accessories collection.

I ordered this for my husband who is a big wine lover and wasn't happy with it. He has other aerators that he has never complained about, but with this one he said his wine didn't taste good and he no longer wanted to use it. His explanation was that the design didn't let enough air through; he prefers others that produce more bubbles or more air. This method works by simply separating the wine in three different directions, but without air flowing through the wine before it enters the glass as

IPOUR Wine Aerator Premium Pourer Suitable for glass or decanter I find this wine aerator good in a pinch but not the best. Unless your glass is very large, the amount of wine you can pour is limited as it has a deep cavity for the wine to flow through. You must lift the decanter and hold it over the glass while pouring the wine if you want a fuller glass. I think it opens the wine up a bit and enhances the flavor, but I've found that I can only really notice the difference when my Cabernet is…

I wouldn't say it doesn't work or that it will never be a practical solution. However, after receiving it, seeing it and testing it, I came to the conclusion that it is needed. Aeration research tells me that aged red wines tend to offer more health benefits than the younger or cheaper wines I usually drink. Seems pouring into a carafe would work just as well and be faster. Not to mention it's really just an acrylic jar with a bowl shape in the center and holes in the bottom, and there are…

Wine aerators are a great way to enhance flavor. Most are attached to the bottle and also serve to facilitate directional pouring. This one is in a jar. It's basically a plastic cup with six little holes in it. The holes are so small that when wine is poured, the cup fills before the wine has had time to squeeze through the small holes. The extra pressure pushes the wine through the holes, allowing it to move faster than if it were being poured straight. This is what the "Bernoulli effect" on…