Enhance Your Wine Experience with Trudeau Aroma Aerating Pourer Review

Different pros: In general, not bad. It was very similar before, the quality has not deteriorated, and the price has dropped four times) Cons: does not satisfy my esthete senses with a fit on a regular bottle

haha I don't even know where to start, my topic says it all to me. and the stand too? fancy.deficiently carbonates the wines. free the hand as they say. I didn't realize how useful it was until I realized how important the other hand was. Great that you can leave it attached to your wine bottles. just don't forget they are there! All you have to do is remove the spout and put it in another bottle if you have multiple bottles ;) it might "compromise" the first spout or something. but hey! You…

I've tried several different ways to aerate wine and this is my favorite. 1) A "traditional" wide-based decanter works best (I can pour the wine to my heart's content and check for sediment), but they're bulky and the glass spout tends to chip. 2) The Centellino Areadivino works great as a pour spout and acts as a gauge to ensure pouring is consistent, but it's a fairly fragile glass and costs $50. 3) The Vinturi does a good job of aerating, but I didn't find it very convenient to pour wine…

We're big red wine drinkers but on a tight budget so we've used aerators for a while to enhance the flavor of our wine and get the most out of our wine get buck. buy from our budget. First, aerators make a noticeable difference. I don't doubt it. It can make a $10 bottle of wine taste like a $20 bottle etc. We started with a pair of Vinturi aerators, even got one with a stand, and they work really well, but they're really cumbersome to use. Either you have to hold the wine over the Vinturi…