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The phrase "as a regular decanter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a decanter that is commonly used or standard in function or design.
Example: "This wine should be served at room temperature, ideally poured as a regular decanter to enhance its flavor."
Alternatives: "like a standard decanter" or "as a typical decanter".
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Reduction in soil pH can also be attributed to the acidic nature of decanter cake and also to the release of humic acid as a result of decanter cake biodegradation (Singh and Agrawal 2010a, b, c).
Decanting, the process of pouring wine from a bottle, into another vessel, known as a decanter, oxygenates wine, allowing it to "open" faster for a more optimal taste.
By 1813 he had become "a regular and confirmed opium-eater" (i.e., an opium addict), keeping a decanter of laudanum (tincture of opium) by his elbow and steadily increasing the dose; he remained an addict for the rest of his life.
However, it's possible for lead exposure to occur when using them to store food or beverages (such as in a crystal decanter).
Maintain as regular a schedule as possible.
When pouring a young wine into a decanter, aim to splash the flow of wine a bit as it enters the decanter.
If you're looking for something just as functional but a little more elegant, Riedel makes a $39 Syrah decanter with a little pouring spout that works just fine for all wines.
When walking around a room planning out your next move, as Tyrion Lannister is known to do, you can pause at a small table topped with a decanter to refill a glass with your favorite libation.
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