By John Anderson on gizmag.com That bargain plonk ordinaire that passes as merely drinkable may soon get featured status at your next party. A startup out of Spokane, Washington, has unveiled its Sonic Decanter designed to improve the flavor, mouthfeel and aroma of wine in 20 minutes or less by using high frequency sound waves to […]
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By Kelsey Campbell-Dollaghan on gizmodo.com Technology that can age wine within minutes sounds like it belongs in the same too-good-to-be-true boat as those ads for that “one food that kills belly fat.” But the inventor behind a device that claims to do just that, the Sonic Decanter, recently invited to me to test out this fantastical […]
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Rhys Blakely on thetimes.com The inventors of a device that bombards wine with sound waves claim that they have discovered a means of radically improving cheap plonk. The Sonic Decanter is said to improve any vintage in minutes, using high frequency sound waves to soften tannins and release aromas, allegedly recreating effects usually attainable only […]
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The Huffington Post | By Damon Beres Here’s a weird one to bust out at your next dinner party: A new machine says it can make your wine taste better by blasting it with sonic energy. The Sonic Decanter recently reached its $85,000 goal on Kickstarter, with more than 700 investors jumping in to support the […]
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The Sonic Decanter® is the result of decades of designing and engineering products for space, industry, medical uses and consumer beverages. That experience and a passion for great tasting wine is the result. The Sonic Decanter® uses safe but effective ultrasonic energy to "MAKE EVERY WINE BETTER!"
