18 results for "Tilt Wine Decanter" between $25.00 and $200.00

Nambé Tilt wine decanter; holds 1 bottle of wine with room to breathe Crafted of full-lead crystal by skilled European artisans Leans playfully yet elegantly to the side; heavy, thick base adds stability A Karim Rashid design; matching Tilt stemware and barware also available Wash by hand to preserve the brilliance; gift-boxed, Weight: 6 lbs., Manufacturer: Nambe

Beyond the beautiful aesthetic of Nambe Crystal lies more than meets the eyes. See the brilliant way it refracts and shimmers in the light, the way that it appears so fragile and is yet strong and durable. Our cutting-edge designs take shape using traditional methods that date back more than 300 years, with a highly skilled craftsman gathering a molten mixture at the end of an iron blowpipe, then breathing life into the gently glowing shape.

Decant your latest favorite bottle of wine into this full-lead crystal Tilt Wine Decanter, and let it blossom and breathe. Sitting on your table with its lively, off-kilter attitude, the decanter makes a spectacular sight--wide and generous at the base, allowing plenty of surface aeration for the wine, slim at the neck for easy handling, and angled at the mouth for dripfree pouring. The decanter will hold 1.25 liters of wine, but you'll want to decant only one bottle at a time so that you can swirl...

When you prefer to pour wine from a bottle rather than a decanter, a drip-catching coaster makes sense. The Tilt Wine Coaster from Nambé is handcrafted from their gleaming signature metal and a leather insert collects condensation. You can even chill the coaster in the freezer before serving a white wine. Holds a 750 Ml bottle.

Since 1889, Lenox has utilized simple lines and elegant details to enhance homes. From the Napa Valley Collection, this 32-ounce wine decanter is design with a tilt to aerate wine while it is waiting to be served. The decanter is crafted from non-lead crystal with smooth, flowing lines for a striking look.

WMF decanter. Allow full-bodied wines to develop their full aroma by pouring them from the bottle into a decanter. In this decanting process, the wine flows generously into the decanter being enriched with oxygen. The bellied shape of the decanter provides the wine enough surface to further absorb oxygen. Owing to the slim neck the air can circulate restrainedly allowing the wine to retain its bouquet.

When you prefer to pour wine from a bottle rather than a decanter, a drip-catching coaster makes sense. The angled rim of the heavy coaster aligns in attitude with the playful lean of the Tilt Wine Chiller, and a leather insert collects condensation. You can even chill the coaster in the freezer before serving a white wine.