White, rosé, and sparkling wines: Steer clear of decanting sparkling wines, which can quickly lose their bubbles when the wine’s surface area comes in contact with the air. Wines older than 50 ...

When you create an irrevocable trust, usually, the terms are set in stone. But what happens when you need to make adjustments due to significant life, law or personal changes? For example, let's ...

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Without any hard rules, knowing when, what, and how long to decant wine can be confusing, even expert don't always agree. Three top sommeliers share their advice and tips of the trade on decanting ...

It's getting easier to tinker with irrevocable trusts, thanks to a process known as trust decanting. Here's how it works.

Decanting would reduce the liability of trustees, increase or change the method of compensation of the trustee, or reduce or eliminate the ability of a person holding a fiduciary power to remove ...

Virtually everyone agrees on the need to decant older red wines that have thrown a deposit -- the dark, gritty bits of tannins and anthocyanins (color- producing compounds) that precipitate over time.

Decanting older wine (wine with sediment) requires a bit more finesse. For starters, the wine has had plenty of time to age on its own, so it doesn't need any artificial boost.