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Menu Wine Breather Decanter #7697
Details
When dinner is thirty minutes away and the bottle you just opened needs more than a quick swirl, the Menu Wine Breather earns its place at the table. You press the wide-bowl decanter onto the bottle, flip the whole thing upside down and watch the entire contents cascade through in under two minutes — no pouring, no guesswork. What comes out is wine that has actually had room to open up, with the acidity softened and the aroma fuller than it would be straight from the bottle. The lead-free glass is clean and architectural, and the decanter holds 48 ounces, meaning a full bottle with a little headroom for the wine to breathe.
There’s also a practical flexibility here that most decanters don’t offer: once the wine has aerated, you can serve directly from the carafe or flip the system back and return the wine to the original bottle for serving or storing. It travels well between the kitchen and the table and makes a considered gift for anyone who opens wine regularly but doesn’t want to fuss with timing.
Best For
- Opening a tannic red 20 minutes before guests arrive without having to remember to do it an hour ahead
- Giving a host gift that is immediately useful and looks deliberate on a counter or bar cart
- Pouring a mid-week bottle that you want to actually taste — not just drink
- Returning leftover wine to the bottle after aeration so nothing goes to waste
Features
- Inverted-bottle attachment mechanism: The decanter mounts directly onto the bottle opening via a stainless steel collar and seal — you flip the whole bottle upside down and gravity pulls the wine through the carafe in a hands-free cascade. No separate pouring step required.
- Wide, flat bowl maximizes surface exposure: The broad, shallow carafe shape spreads wine across a large surface area as it flows through, which drives the aeration effect rather than relying on time alone.
- Two-way serving flexibility: Once aerated, wine can be served directly from the carafe, or the bottle can be re-attached and inverted again to transfer the wine back — useful when guests prefer pouring from a familiar bottle or when storing leftover wine.
- 48 oz capacity accommodates a full standard bottle with room for the cascade
- Lead-free glass throughout
- 12 inches tall; the assembled bottle-and-carafe silhouette is a visible conversation piece on a table
- Stainless steel collar creates the bottle-to-decanter seal and is visible as a finished accent at the joint
Specs & Resources
Brand: Menu
UPC: 5709262961351
Size: 12h (in)
Weight: 2.8 lbs
Capacity: 48 ounces
Material: Glass
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Ratings & Reviews
25 Reviews
Menu Decanter
Sydney - | 4/7/2024 9:37 am
I saw this decanter in use at a restaurant. My parents drink very nice wine but don’t always decant it because it won’t keep too long out of the bottle. This was perfect for them and a great father’s day gift!
Easy and fun to use
Claudia Kz - | 12/28/2023 8:17 am
This is beautiful decanter and very fun to use. I love the fact that you can use the decanter to pour back into the bottle in case you don’t finish the wine. I bought it for a Christmas gift and the delivery was fast. I highly recommend it.
Pleased
Paul| 6/18/2023 1:01 pm
The glass is very pleasant just to look at. It works well as promoted. The instructions do say it may leak a bit when pouring back into the bottle and you do indeed need to be careful. Very pleased.
A little tricky to work
Alan - | 12/17/2022 5:25 am
After my first try I realized its not as easy as the picture looked that’s why I only gave it 4 stars. I’m sure over time I’ll get better. Like others have mentioned I’m not willing to walk away has the wine pours particularly on the second pour.
I own two.
Peter - | 2/14/2022 6:46 am
I bought one of these while visiting Napa. I decided I wanted a second and bought a less expensive one with a stand, which failed after a piece of glass popped out of the side. This one is identical to my first purchase, it appears more robust and perhaps justifiably slightly more expensive than others. I don’t have the confidence to walk away and leave it decanting, unattended. I do think it improves the wine significantly and I love them both and would recommend them.