get decanted
decant (verb) de·cant | \ di-ˈkant
1: to draw off (a liquid) without disturbing the sediment or the lower liquid layers
2: to pour (a liquid, such as wine) from one vessel into another
3: to pour out, transfer, or unload as if by pouring
(via Merriam-Webster Dictionary)
when i first started learning about wine, i felt confused and intimidated. resources to learn more about wine seemed to require a background knowledge of some sort – which I didn’t have. it was difficult to find resources to explain the little things – like what are tannins? how do you read a wine label? does wine really taste different with food? where do i go for “good wine”?
here you’ll find the answers to these questions and more. follow along as we decant the world of wine together. i’ll share reviews, recommendations, recipes, and wine education.
about
my fascination with wine started as a child and has grown into a passion throughout my life.
blog
check out the decanted blog for wine finds, tips, and weekly round-ups of what i’ve been sipping.
connect
let’s work together. is there a wine you’d like featured in the decanted blog? get in touch to collaborate.
kate, decanted 