Aerators are designed to help red wines “open up” and breathe. We’re convinced it makes a profound difference in the taste quality of some wines.
Most aerators fall into two categories: stand alone aerators through which you pour your wine and the in-bottle aerators which fit snuggly into the top of the bottle.
Most of the in-bottle aerators have a glass bulb through which the wines swirls on its way to your glass. TRIbella takes a different approach.
The makers say their goal is to marry art and science while showing respect to the winemaker and the artisan who created your wine glass. TRIbella creates three streams of wine. The air between the streams allows the wine to breathe and the impact of the three streams also creates a nice froth in the glass, further exposing the wine to air.
I got smart during my next try and the TRIbella worked perfectly. Once the vent is facing you, you pour. As the instructions suggest, start about four inches away – but then raise the height. This creates three cascading waterfalls of wine. It looks impressive.
TRIbella retails for about $40 and can be found on Amazon or Uncommon Goods. It’s a nice buy for yourself or a wine lover that has seemingly everything else.
Full Disclosure: We receive this product as a marketing sample.
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