Examples of using Decanting in English and their translations into Dutch
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During decanting, slight oxygenation occurs, which allows the bouquet to develop.
Accessible in its youthful exuberance(after decanting), but this will surely close down in the near future.
Four of them feed decanting rooms, which are used as water towers supplying the ponds through lead pipes.
During decanting, the wine comes in contact with oxygen that can help to develop its bouquet.
A typical Portuguese custom is to fill the bottle with a significantly less rich ruby port after decanting a bottle of vintage port.
Decanting" is nothing more than a bottle of wine decanting in a carafe.
Separating the liquid from the solid byproduct is a simple step achieved through filtration, decanting, or centrifugation.
are suitable for horizontal storage and decanting.
very drinkable, after decanting.
This way your cheese comes into contact with oxygen and, as with the decanting of wine, achieves its ultimate flavor.
Its title"Necrotism: Decanting the Insalubrious(Cyborg Midnight)
April 2009-July 2009: Group leader decanting European Logistics Center for Bausch& Lomb at Schiphol-Rijk Support during the merging of two warehouses
The carafe of this decanting set is a little smaller than its sister, the'French Carafe,' but is extremely suitable for decanting and serving wine because of its design.
Delivery information: 10 and 25 litre barrels, and 20 litre canisters are equipped with separate ventilation screw to maximise the flow rate and allow for decanting in horizontal position, when used in
speeding up the oxidation process and thus decanting much faster.
the handling of fuel(in decanting stations and large tank plants),
Well, I decant miss that.
Decant this wine and enjoy beautiful aromas.
Delilah, will you please decant this?
Decant the oil and pass through a fine-meshed sieve.