The conical shape and etched grape design of this blown-glass decanter would make it ideal for serving red wine, but, seeing as we are in Poland, we are partial to the idea of filling it with wiśniówka. A form of Polish liqueur, or nalewka, made from macerating cherries in vodka, wiśniówka is popular with pensioners and hipsters alike.
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The widespread use of decanters began in the Middle Ages, when wine was stored in wooden barrels, stoneware containers and even leather skins. Rarified folks found it unacceptable to pour or scoop directly from these ...
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The widespread use of decanters began in the Middle Ages, when wine was stored in wooden barrels, stoneware containers and even leather skins. Rarified folks found it unacceptable to pour or scoop directly from these bulk containers and decanters were created as a more refined delivery vessel. Although particularly useful for letting wine ‘breathe’ and allowing the sentiment to sink to the bottom, blown-glass decanters are perfect for storing and serving any liquid that your heart desires.
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Details and Dimensions
9" Height (with stopper) x 5" Width (at widest point)
Grape etched design on glass.
Vintage.
