Epic Products Oblique Decanter Regular #10-027

• 1,200ml capacity (47 oz): holds a standard 750ml bottle with room to spare, so wine sits wide and shallow in the base for faster aeration without a long wait
• Wide, flat base at 8" diameter sits low and stable, less prone to tipping than tall narrow decanters
• Oblique neck angle: the angled cut on the opening directs the pour stream away from the rim, which is what prevents dripping when tilting to serve
• Punt at the base of the bowl: the raised dome inside gives a secure grip point when lifting or swirling with a full pour inside
• Stands 9" tall, fits most buffet displays and standard cabinet shelves without adjustment
• Minor cosmetic imperfections such as small air bubbles may be present in the glass; they do not affect function or durability
• No stopper included

Brand: Epic Products

UPC: 077757100277

Size: 8 x 8 x 9 (in)

Weight: 4.8 lbs

Capacity: 47 oz

Material: Glass

How much wine does the Oblique Decanter hold, and how big is it?

A: The Oblique Decanter holds 1,200ml (approximately 47 oz), which is enough for a full standard bottle of wine with room to spare. It measures 8 inches in diameter at the base and 9 inches tall, so it has a solid, low-profile presence on a table without being oversized.

Why does the wide base matter — does it actually improve the wine?

A: Yes, and it’s the main functional reason to decant in the first place. The wide, flat base dramatically increases the surface area of the wine exposed to air, which accelerates aeration and helps soften tannins in young or full-bodied reds. The more surface area, the faster the wine opens up — this decanter is built around that principle.

What is the punt at the bottom of the decanter for?

A: The punt — the raised dome on the interior base — gives you a natural grip point when tilting and pouring the decanter. It lets you hold the decanter securely from underneath without pressing your palm flat against the glass, which makes controlled pours easier, especially when the decanter is full.

What does the slanted top do that a standard straight neck doesn’t?

A: The angled, oblique opening is designed to cut off the flow cleanly as you right the decanter, reducing drips down the side. On a standard straight-neck decanter, surface tension can cause wine to run down the outside after each pour. The slant interrupts that and gives you a neater pour onto a white tablecloth or into a glass.

Are there any imperfections I should know about before buying?

A: Minor imperfections such as small air bubbles in the glass may be present — this is a known characteristic of the manufacturing process for this decanter. These are purely cosmetic and will not affect how the decanter functions or its durability. If you’re buying this as a gift and absolute clarity matters, it’s worth knowing upfront.