Nathan Myhrvold

Wine lovers have known for centuries that decanting wine before serving it often improves its flavor. Whatever the dominant process, the traditional decanter is a rather pathetic tool to accomplish it. A few years ago, I found I could get much better results by using an ordinary kitchen blender.

American Businessman

Remember 'decant' is used when separating a liquid from its settled particles.

Separating Sediment

It implies a careful, gentle pour to not disturb the sediment.

Gentle Pouring

Often associated with formal events where wine or fine spirits are served.

Sophisticated Event

Used when referring to the movement of many people, not just one or two.

Large Groups

It usually suggests a temporary relocation due to some condition.

Temporary Measure

Decanting people involves planning and order, not abrupt or chaotic movement.

Organized Procedure

Decanting in a medical or academic context means precisely selecting what to remove.

Selective Removal

It's used when refining or improving something by removing parts.

Refining Purposes

Accuracy is crucial; only unneeded or detrimental elements should be decanted.

Accuracy Matters

 you can just see his eyes shiny I'm not gonna he's just in there you won't see him with the camera but that's where he is I just saw his eyes shining behind that Bush there it's decanting ghana for now

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 In another chapter, Ishmael sings the process of decanting whale oil in epic style, as the ship pitches and rolls in the midnight sea and the casks rumble like landslides.