Wine needs to breathe . . .
Wine which has been allowed to breathe tastes better. As wine breathes, it opens up, and releases its intended aromas and flavors. Traditionally, decanters were used to aerate wine. However, decanting is time consuming, cumbersome, and inconvenient.

Vinturi's patent pending design speeds up this process with ease and convenience. perfect aeration in the time it takes to pour a glass.

All the taste with none of the wait . . .
Simply hold vinturi over a glass and pour wine through. Vinturi draws in and mixes the proper amount of air for the right amount of time, allowing your wine to breathe instantly. You'll notice a better bouquet, enhanced flavors and smoother finish. It's that fast. It's that easy.

How does the wine aerator work

When wine is poured in the vinturi, its design creates an increase in the wine's velocity and a decrease in its pressure. This pressure difference draws in air, which is mixed with wine for perfect aeration. But what really matters is vinturi's affect on wine.

Better bouquet
Sample the nose. You'll appreciate the subtle aeromatic differences and the full aroma of the wine. Vinturi allows wine to display its intended aromas.

Enhanced flavors
Go ahead, take a sip. Vinturi's wine tastes better. It is more flavorful and has better mouthfeel. it tastes like a richer, more expensive wine. It tastes like it was intended to and is more enjoyable.

Smoother finish
Ahh. . . Vinturi's aeration is very effective at softening tannins which results in a much more pleasant finish. Any bitterness or bad aftertaste is reduced or eliminated.

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ASHLEIGH WINE CABINET / CLOCK

This “must-have”, wine cabinet is a necessity for any wine enthusiast. The design was carefully thought out for maximum usage with no space wasted. The lower cabinet features 20 wine bottle cubbies and an ample-sized accessory drawer. The mid-section has a lacquered work surface, 4 slats for hanging up to 16 wine glasses, and mirrored back panel with open sides. And here’s the best part…behind the clock dial is a hidden storage compartment that’s perfect for a wine bucket, odd-shaped decanter bottles, and additional glasses. The cabinet features a natural Red Oak finish with antique brass hardware and a parchment metal dial. The Hermle Westminster Chime-Keywind movement plays the melody on the hour, progressive melody on the quarter-hours and counts out the hours.