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November 8, 2006

Decanting Older Wine

Filed under: Wine — admin @ 9:44 am

Sometimes decanting an older wine off its sediment can be difficult. Especially when the color of the wine makes it hard to actually see the sediment and a flashlight or a candle are not helpful. The best way to know when you stop pouring in situations like this is when you see what sommeliers call the smoke. The smoke is a wispy trail on the surface of the wine, and when you see this is it important to stop pouring. The inch or so that remains of the wine will contain the all of the sediment.

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