Make your wine bigger, better and more memorable with these devices Written By Written by Contributor, Buy Side Hannah Selinger is a contributor to Buy Side and expert on food, travel and real estate.

Opening a new bottle of wine, whether it’s alcoholic or nonalcoholic, is a great way to end a long day of work or celebrate someone special. If you’re looking for a way to liven up a bland bottle of ...

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 ...

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 ...

Which wine aerator is best? Wine has two natural enemies: light and air. Although the best way to preserve your favorite vintage is to keep it in a dark, cool place, when you’re ready to drink it, ...

Let’s face it: when it comes to wine, there are times for splashing out – birthdays, Friday nights, Christmas– and times for reigning it in, such as mid-week or at the end of the month. While some ...

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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 ...

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