decantedwine
nounUK /dɪˈkæntɪd waɪn/
US /dɪˈkæntɪd waɪn/
Wine that has been poured into another container to let it breathe.
The waiter served decantedwine with dinner.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Wine separated from its sediment by careful pouring.
The old red was decantedwine, clear and bright.
3. Wine moved from its bottle into a serving vessel.
She brought decantedwine to the table in a glass pitcher.
4. Wine allowed to sit open so its flavors soften.
After an hour, the decantedwine tasted smoother.